Oops! You've just been exposed to a phishing test
Don't worry, there has been no breach of our security. We want to ensure that all colleagues have the opportunity to learn to recognize the warning signs of such phishing emails, so we encourage you not to tell your colleagues that you clicked on the link.
The purpose of the test is to help you recognize potential phishing attacks and emphasize the importance of being aware of suspicious links and messages.
Watch the videos below and avoid being fooled by phishing attacks.
Why are phishing emails dangerous?
Phishing emails are designed to get you to click on links and potentially provide information. Dangerous links can install malicious software (malware) on your computer or phone, which can infect a computer or network and cause serious damage.
Malware can steal sensitive information, provide unauthorized access to systems, destroy files, or even lock data for payment (ransomware).
By infecting a computer or phone, malware can spread to other systems, which can lead to financial losses, data breaches, and compromise of your organization's security. Therefore, it's important to be careful with unknown links and attachments.
How do you avoid phishing and dangerous links?
✓ Check sender and content: Ask yourself if the email and link seem trustworthy. If something feels suspicious, don't click.
✓ Verify the link address: Hover over the link to see if the web address matches what you expect.
✓ Report suspicious emails: If you're unsure about an email's authenticity, contact IT and report it as suspicious.
Oops! You've just been exposed to a phishing test
Don't worry, there has been no breach of our security. We want to ensure that all colleagues have the opportunity to learn to recognize the warning signs of such phishing emails, so we encourage you not to tell your colleagues that you clicked on the link.
The purpose of the test is to help you recognize potential phishing attacks and emphasize the importance of being aware of suspicious links and messages.
Watch the videos below and avoid being fooled by phishing attacks.
Why are phishing emails dangerous?
Phishing emails are designed to get you to click on links and potentially provide information. Dangerous links can install malicious software (malware) on your computer or phone, which can infect a computer or network and cause serious damage.
Malware can steal sensitive information, provide unauthorized access to systems, destroy files, or even lock data for payment (ransomware).
By infecting a computer or phone, malware can spread to other systems, which can lead to financial losses, data breaches, and compromise of your organization's security. Therefore, it's important to be careful with unknown links and attachments.
How do you avoid phishing and dangerous links?
✓ Check sender and content: Ask yourself if the email and link seem trustworthy. If something feels suspicious, don't click.
✓ Verify the link address: Hover over the link to see if the web address matches what you expect.
✓ Report suspicious emails: If you're unsure about an email's authenticity, contact IT and report it as suspicious.