New global sending domains for sending profiles
BullPhish ID now supports two new global sending domains, giving you more flexibility when configuring phishing simulation sending profiles. This makes it easier to align sender identities with the kinds of notifications your users expect to see in their inboxes.
The domains x-notices.cloud and zoom-meetingnotice.email are available as shared global sending domains that you can select when creating or updating a sending profile. A sending profile controls the address shown in the From field for your targets, and you can choose to match the sending profile domain to the global sending domain for more realistic campaigns.

With more domain options, you can vary sender addresses across campaigns, better mimic the vendors and notifications users actually see and reduce the chance that simulations are dismissed as obvious tests. This helps you run more effective training, capture genuine behavior and strengthen user awareness over time.
Learn more about new global sending domains for sending profiles for BullPhish ID here.
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