Suggested Blogs
Cyber Law in the Realm of Open-Source Software Security
30 November 2023
Guide To Avoiding the Growing Threat of QR Code Phishing
24 November 2023
Cyber Threat Hunting with Observability: Uncovering Hidden Risks
14 November 2023
A phishing attack is a form of social engineering by which cyber criminals attempt to trick individuals by creating and sending fake emails that appear to be from an authentic source, such as a business or colleague. The email might ask you to confirm personal account information such as a password or prompt you to open a malicious attachment that infects your computer with a virus or malware. Phishing attackers use email or text messages to trick you into giving them your personal information like passwords, account numbers, logins or Social Security numbers to gain access to your email, bank, or other accounts.8 ways to spot a phishing email:
40% of companies report that their email security falls short in protecting against phishing, and 13% have no system in place at all.
Also, if you’re ever uncertain about an email, a quick Google search of the sender, subject line and some of the contents will quickly show you if others have received the same suspicious phishing email.
You have not completed your Email Risk Assessment, please continue to get your results.