10/07/2026
Would your team recognise a phishing email if it appeared to come from a client they were already working with?
Phishing is not always full of spelling mistakes and strange graphics. A message can look familiar, refer to a real task, and ask for one small action at a busy moment.
The goal is not to expect employees to be perfect. Give them a simple way to pause, verify a request through another channel, and report anything that feels off without worrying they’ll be blamed.
For Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we’re unpacking a different workplace security myth each weekday. Watch for the next one tomorrow: whether a strong password is enough.
What’s the most convincing detail you’ve seen in a suspicious email? Share it in the comments without posting any sensitive information.
Read more: https://onetech360.com/how-phishing-attacks-in-new-york-city-are-targeting-law-firms-and-how-to-stop-them/