Spot the Phish: Recognizing & Reporting Phishing
Recognize the red flags of phishing emails and respond the safe way: report, don't click.
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The standard annual curriculum in one campaign. One link per person, one certificate each, one line on your completion report.
Recognize the red flags of phishing emails and respond the safe way: report, don't click.
Build strong, unique passphrases and let a password manager do the remembering.
What multi-factor authentication is, which types are strongest, and how to resist MFA-fatigue attacks.
How and why to report a clicked link, suspected breach, or lost device immediately, without hiding it.
How ransomware gets in, why backups beat paying, and the employee's role in stopping it.
Recognize scams that arrive by text (smishing), phone (vishing), and QR code (quishing).
Spot manipulation and business email compromise, and verify any urgent money or data request before you act.
Recognize sensitive data, collect and keep less of it, share it safely, and report a leak fast.
Check where you are on the web, think before you download, ignore scareware, and keep your browser patched.
Lock and encrypt your devices, keep them updated, mind app permissions, and act fast when one goes missing.
Use the VPN or your own hotspot on networks you don't control, secure your home network, and mind who can see your screen.
Stop tailgating, lock your screen, shred sensitive paper, and clear your desk. Security isn't only online.
Protect PHI, share only the minimum necessary, understand the safeguards, and report a suspected breach fast.
Protect cardholder data, never store the security code, spot skimmers, and report tampering fast.
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