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BullPhish ID Safelisting

Safelisting

Google Admin Safelisting Guide
Google Admin Configuration Settings for BullPhish ID to Ensure Phishing Simulation E-mail Template Delivery You must take several steps to deliver BullPhish ID e-mail templates successfully. This is a direct result of Google's competency at pre-filtering, quarantining, flagging, and notifying end users of potentially…
Sophos Safelisting Guide
How to set up safelisting in Sophos Sophos Email Appliance (SEA) Safelisting your Sophos Email Appliance (SEA) allows your end-users to receive phishing and training-related emails from the BullPhish ID project. The instructions below include information from the SEA Configuration guide and the Allow/Block Lists article,…
SonicWall Safelisting Guide
How to set up a safe listing in SonicWall Safelisting your SonicWall services will allow your users to receive phishing and training-related emails from the BullPhish ID. The instructions below include information from the following links. How can I add/import email addresses to the allowed or blocked List on the Email…
Fortinet Safelisting Guide
How to set up a safe listing in Fortinet Fortinet's FortiMail: Configuring the safe lists We recommend safe listing BullPhish ID in Fortinet FortiMail if your users experience issues in receiving phishing simulation/training emails. The instructions below include information from Configuring the block lists and safe lists.…
Cisco Ironport Safelisting Guide
How to set up safelisting in Cisco Ironport If you're using Cisco Ironport spam filtering, you can safelist BullPhish ID to allow our simulated phishing test emails and training notifications to your end-users. The instructions below include information from the Cisco whitelisting article. If you run into issues safe…
AppRiver Safelisting Guide
How to set up a safelist in AppRiver If you're utilizing AppRiver's SpamLab spam filtering, you can safelist BullPhish ID to allow our simulated phishing test emails and training notifications to your end-users. The instructions below are for third-party software. For more information on this process, see Zix's How do I…
Barracuda Safelisting Guide
How to set up Safelisting in Barracuda? If your organization utilizes Barracuda's Email Security Gateway, you can safelist (aka whitelist) Bullphish to allow our simulated phishing test emails and training notifications through to your end-users. For an up-to-date list of BullPhish IP addresses, see our "Reference Guide…
ProofPoint Safelisting Guide
How to set up Safelisting in Proofpoint? Using Proofpoint's spam filtering software, you can safelist (whitelist) BullPhish ID to allow your users to receive our simulated phishing/training and system emails. When you're ready to safelist in Proofpoint, follow the instructions below. * Safelisting in Proofpoint Essentials…
Mimecast Safelisting Guide
How to setup Safelisting in Mimecast Using Mimecast security software, you can safelist (whitelist) BullPhish ID to allow your users to receive our simulated phishing and system emails. If you run into problems while safe listing in Mimecast, we suggest you first reach out directly to Mimecast for assistance. Creating a…