09/01/2026
Phishing emails are designed to look real — and it only takes one click from one employee to put your whole network at risk.
If it happens, here's what to do right away: disconnect the device, report it to your IT team or MSP, change any affected passwords from a separate device, and turn on multi-factor authentication. Then have IT run a full malware scan and keep an eye on account activity for the next several days.
We put together a full step-by-step guide on what to do after someone clicks a phishing link — check it out on our blog and share it with your team.