Email (Phishing)

This training teaches you how to recognise and respond to phishing emails, which is one of the most common causes of data breaches in organisations. You will learn what phishing is, why it is a serious risk, and how different types of phishing attacks can target both individuals and companies.

16 Email (Phishing)

Course Topics

Lesson 1) Phishing is a Significant Risk

Clicking a phishing link can lead to credential theft or a malware attack. For you personally, this might mean losing access to your own accounts or having your data stolen. But the stakes are even higher for your organisation: a ransomware attack could deny access to all data, lead to exposure of clients’ information, or result in massive data loss – causing financial losses and damaging the organization’s reputation and trust.

16.1 Email (Phishing)

Lesson 2) How to Spot a Phishing Email?

Recognizing the signs of phishing will be your best defense, and especially when a phishing email slips past your inbox’s security filters.

16.2 Email (Phishing)

Lesson 3) How to Act If You Suspect Phishing?

By staying alert, reporting suspicious emails, and adopting a “think before you click” approach, you help protect your organisation against phishing emails

16.3 Email (Phishing)

Email (Phishing)

Employees will learn how to spot phishing emails, and take the right actions if they suspect an email to be a phishing attack.

Email Phishing Test

Test your knowledge about Email Phishing in this test.

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