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This was just a test – no harm done.
The email you clicked on was part of a simulated phishing exercise to help improve awareness around suspicious emails.
Your response has been recorded anonymously and no personal data has been collected or compromised.
Thank you for participating!
For the whole organization to benefit from the test, we ask you not to tell your colleagues about this email.
What is phishing?
Phishing is an attempt to obtain sensitive information about you and your business that criminals can misuse.
Therefore, you must check whether an e-mail is fake and never give out your passwords or sensitive information.
What is dangerous about phishing?
Links and attachments can infect your computer with malware that can encrypt your files, steal confidential information, or take control of your computer's webcam or microphone. In the worst case, the hackers can take our data hostage and demand a ransom to release it
How can you spot a phishing email?
Always be suspicious of e-mails that you don't expect and...
- Ask yourself, does the message seem credible? And is the information likely?
- Be suspicious if the email requires urgent action.
- Do you recognize the sender? Check the sender's e-mail address by clicking the sender's name.
- And always ask if you are in doubt.
And follow your workplace's rules about reporting phishing emails.
See video on how to spot phishing emails.
This page is provided by Mindzeed. With Mindzeed awareness training, you can reduce the risk of serious human errors when handling IT and personal data. Read more at https://mindzeed.com/