Social Media Campaign: “How to Stop Phishing Emails Your Filter Missed (2026)”
Blog post publish date: March 28, 2026
Blog URL path: /blog/phishing-email-protection
LinkedIn Post
82.6% of phishing emails now use AI-generated content.
Gmail and Microsoft 365 have solid built-in filters. But attackers have spent years learning exactly how to slip past them — which is why phishing is still the most-reported cybercrime type in the FBI’s latest annual report, with 193,407 complaints in 2024.
The filters aren’t broken. They’re just not enough on their own.
Here’s what I see most organizations miss:
- Admin-level settings in Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 that aren’t enabled by default (Google’s “Enhanced Phishing and Malware Protection” is off by default in many configurations)
- Email authentication records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) that are misconfigured or missing entirely — free tools can spot these in minutes
- No employee training that reflects how phishing actually looks in 2026, with AI-personalized messages using your name, your org’s internal language, and even your boss’s writing style
The full breakdown — what to configure, what free tools fill the gaps, and what AI-generated phishing actually looks like now — is on the blog.
https://solanasis.com/blog/phishing-email-protection
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Twitter/X Posts
Tweet 1 (stat hook)
Over 90% of cyberattacks begin with phishing. (CISA)
And 82.6% of phishing emails now use AI-generated content.
Your built-in email filter is solid. It’s just not designed to catch all of this.
Here’s what to add: https://solanasis.com/blog/phishing-email-protection
Tweet 2 (admin settings angle)
Google’s “Enhanced Phishing and Malware Protection” is not enabled by default for all Google Workspace configurations.
If you haven’t specifically turned it on, it may not be running.
Takes 2 minutes to check. https://solanasis.com/blog/phishing-email-protection
Tweet 3 (DMARC angle)
One of the most common phishing entry points we find during assessments: missing or misconfigured DMARC records.
It’s a free DNS setting. Free tools will tell you in 30 seconds if yours is right.
https://solanasis.com/blog/phishing-email-protection
Newsletter Snippet
Also this week: How to stop phishing emails your filter already missed
With 82.6% of phishing emails now using AI-generated content, built-in filters alone aren’t the full answer. This post covers the admin settings in Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 that stop what standard filters miss, the free tools that check your email authentication posture (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) in minutes, and what AI-personalized phishing actually looks like now. Practical, admin-level guidance — no vendor upsell.