Getting a public certificate is the solution and workaround at the same time.
Teaching users to 'accept risk and proceed' is something you should avoid at all costs, as when they see a warning next time, they will 'accept risk and proceed' and get infected with ransomware or worse.
Certificates are pretty affordable these days.
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Herman Robers
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