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Phishing security awareness posters

July 18, 2019

DON’T TRUST THE DISPLAY NAME. Just because it says it’s from a known entity doesn’t mean it is. Check the email address to confirm. LOOK BUT DON’T CLICK. Hover over images and links—if the alt text that appears doesn’t match, it’s probably phishing.

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Phishing security awareness posters