The billions of dollars of damage in the form of wasted time, system damage, and the mistrust of e-mail and computer reliability were just some of the fallout of that recent lightning attack on computer networks worldwide. Now that most of us have recovered, we must debrief ourselves to examine the lessons of that modern day love bug. The vast infection of the systems of disparate organizations demands a better understanding of how to better prepare defenses against similar future attacks, and procedures for adequately responding to those that may slip through the cracks. Rules are not changing behaviors.
Curiosity still reigns.
Consider combining filters and other software with ongoing user education to get the message across. Even with a daily reminder, folks are still going to be tempted to open messages addressed to them unless they know better. Use common sense. Even knowing better is not always the answer. So, it stood out.