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In an era where cybersecurity threats like phishing emails perpetually loom over the digital landscape, it’s paramount that SGUL staff are well-equipped with the knowledge and procedures to deal with these invisible threats. Phishing emails can appear legitimate but are designed to harvest your personal and financial information, sometimes causing colossal damage to you and organisations alike.
Any queries on the below or if you are seeking advice on Cyber security matters then contact the Cyber Security Manager
Identifying a phishing email might sometimes be challenging due to the deceptive techniques employed by cybercriminals. Common indicators include:
When you suspect you have received a phishing email, the immediate course of action is to avoid clicking on any links, downloading attachments, or providing any personal information.
Here at St George's, our protocol dictates that all suspicious emails be forwarded to the Helpdesk at itav@sgul.ac.uk.
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