Fraud and scams
Fake emails and phishing
Email is one of the most common ways to trick a company. In this course the team learns to pause before clicking and to recognise the signs of a fake email.
Your team learns to
Recognise a trap email even when it looks like it's from your bank, a supplier or a colleague.
What we cover
- How to spot a fake sender and a link that doesn't go where it says
- Attachments and pages that ask for your password
- What to do with a suspicious email and how to report it
- Real cases similar to the ones your team receives
An "urgent" notice from the bank asking you to confirm a transfer through a link.
Tailored to your company
We adapt the examples to your industry, the tools you use and the roles in your team. The length and schedule too.
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