Check who sent it
Look closely at the full email address, account name, and the way the message speaks to you.
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AWARENESS / HUMAN SECURE GUIDE
Train your eye.
Spot the warning signs before a suspicious message gets your attention, your password, or your money.
WHY IT MATTERS
Make one smart move at a time.
A convincing message can look like it came from a bank, school, delivery service, or friend. Slow down and check the details before you open a link or attachment.
YOUR QUICK ACTIONIf a message asks for a password, verification code, or payment, pause and confirm through an official channel.
THREE THINGS TO DO
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Notice the pressure
Unexpected prizes, threats, and “act now” messages are designed to rush your decision.
Verify the link
Preview the address, then visit the official website yourself instead of using a message link.