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As I begin setting up my email templates for security awareness training, I would like to include both the webroots logo and our company logo. Is there a good place to pull webroots logos from to put in these emails? Do I have to host the images myself, or can I just link to the place that webroot hosts their image? I would like to use a webroot logo that also has “Security Awareness Training” in the image.

What approach do you all take to make your invite emails from Webroots look less like the types of emails we are asking our employees to ignore?

Hey @nateschoonover 

 

I’ve reached out to our Security Awareness Training PM and we’ll get back to you!

 

Thanks

Tyler 


Hi @nateschoonover congrats on taking the extra step to customize the invite templates, and thanks for reaching out. Due to copyright reasons, we are not able to host any user images and so you need to provide valid url’s for the images you want to use in your template, whether you host them yourself or they are available publicly.

With regard to using the Webroot logo, we don’t normally provide our logo for use in this manner. Please work with your Webroot account rep to establish if this would be an acceptable use. I will also inquire as to whether we might create an additional invite template for this purpose. I will follow up on this.

Regarding design, you ask a good question about the invite templates not being considered phishing attempts. Ensuring your users are aware of your training campaign should help them be prepared to expect the invites. You might even share the actual design, and specify the email sender. It’s a best practice to announce your training effort internally to maximize participation. Note this does not necessarily apply to phishing simulations, which you don’t necessarily want to announce so as to maximize the simulation effectiveness.

 

Thanks and let us know if you have any further questions.


Thank you for this quick and helpful reply. 


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