OOPS...
YOU CLICKED A PHISHING EMAIL!
Don't worry, this is an authorized email security exercise.
Let's work together to fight Phishing
Use the 'Report' button to report any suspicious emails you receive.
1
You can help your organization’s security team take action to block
the sender or prevent future attacks, protecting you
and others from potential harm.
the sender or prevent future attacks, protecting you
and others from potential harm.
2
You can prevent the attacker from obtaining your personal
information and potentially using it for identity theft
or financial fraud.
information and potentially using it for identity theft
or financial fraud.
3
You can help others who may have received the same
email or may receive similar ones in the future.
email or may receive similar ones in the future.
If you receive an email that appears to be from a trusted source but looks suspicious, verify with the sender through a separate channel, to confirm its authenticity.
Here are some tips on how to recognize a phishing email
Sender’s address
Be cautious of scammers' fake email addresses and verify the sender's legitimacy.
Links and attachments
Don't risk it - verify links and don't open attachments from unknown senders.
Urgent email or an AMAZING deal
Be wary of emails that demand immediate action or threaten negative consequences.
We will give you a short training session to teach you how to avoid phishing scams.
If you have any questions or concerns about this exercise, please contact: Cybersecurity@ulh.nhs.uk
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