Orange Mountain Bikes anti-phishing case study

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Like most companies, Orange Mountain Bikes has come to rely heavily on the use of email in recent years, with its factory in Penrith receiving over 50,000 email messages per day. The problem was that, at one point, Orange estimated that 65 per cent of those messages were spam, contained viruses or were phishing attempts.

Orange Mountain Bikes built the winners' bikes for the UCI World Cup Downhill in 2001, 2002 and in 2004. Like most companies, it has come to rely heavily on the use of email in recent years, with i...

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