An administrator at a small business notices an increase in support calls from employees who receive a blocked page message after trying to navigate to a spoofed website. Which of the following should the administrator do?

While deploying multifactor authentication enhances overall security by requiring additional verification for access, it does not directly address the issue of employees encountering spoofed websites. This measure is more effective in preventing unauthorized access rather than preventing users from clicking on malicious links.

Decreasing the web filter settings would actually increase the risk of employees accessing harmful sites, including spoofed websites. This action would counteract the purpose of the web filter, which is to protect users from potentially dangerous online content, leading to more support calls rather than fewer.

Updating the acceptable use policy may provide guidance on appropriate internet usage, but it does not actively educate employees about the specific threats posed by spoofed websites. Without practical training, employees may still fall victim to these threats despite having a policy in place.