Uh-oh! It Looks Like You Clicked on a Simulated Phishing Link.
Don’t worry—this was part of our new Phishing Awareness Program to help us stay vigilant against real threats. Phishing attempts are a common tactic cybercriminals use to access sensitive information, and as a healthcare organization handling critical patient and financial data, we all play a part in protecting our security.
Here’s How to Spot Phishing Emails Next Time:
- 🔍 Examine the Sender’s Address: Look closely—phishers often use addresses that appear similar to trusted contacts, but with small differences.
- đź”— Check Links Carefully: Hover over links before clicking to ensure they lead to an expected, legitimate destination.
- ⚠️ Watch for Urgent Language or Unusual Requests: Phishing emails often create urgency or request sensitive information, so be cautious of anything unexpected.
Quick Tip:
Pause Before You Click. If something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts! Reach out to techsupport@onsitewomenshealth.com—we’re here to help verify any suspicious messages and keep our organization secure.
