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Oops! You Took the Bait

But don’t worry—we’re here to help you become a pro at spotting phishing scams.

Cybersecurity is a team sport, and mistakes are part of the learning process. You recently clicked on a simulated phishing email, which means it’s time for a quick refresher on how to protect yourself—and our company—from real threats.

P.S. This is just between us—please keep it hush hush. No need to share this with others. We’re all learning, and your privacy matters.

What Happens Next:

Quick Training (5-10 minutes)

Please review our Company Manual phishing procedures and watch phishing training videos to stay up to date on the latest best practices.

Top signs of a Phishing Email:

1. Unusual Sender Address
2. Generic Greetings
3. Spelling and Grammar Errors
4. Urgency or Scare Tactics
5. Unexpected Attachments or Links
6. Requests for Sensitive Info
7. Email Spoofing

What to Do if You're Unsure:

1. Do not click. Do not reply. Do not download.
2. Report the email to Mitsa Gardizi or Jeff Holzmann
3. Verify through a second channel. Call or message the sender if it looks like it came from someone you know.