The Beginners 2022 Cyber Security Awareness Training Course - Targeted Email Phishing Part III

The video tutorial discusses how to identify phishing emails, particularly those targeting finance organizations. It highlights red flags such as mass email distribution, improper salutations, and suspicious links. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of being cautious during busy times like December when distractions are high. It advises users to hover over links to verify their authenticity and to be aware of spelling and grammatical errors as indicators of phishing attempts.

Why is it suspicious for an email to be sent to an entire organization?

• It indicates a lack of personalization.

• It means the email is urgent.

• It suggests the email is important.

• It shows the sender is well-informed.

What is a common tactic used by hackers in phishing emails?

• Requesting personal information

• Offering free gifts

• Using complex language

• Sending emails during busy periods

What is a red flag in the salutation of a phishing email?

• Mentioning your company name

• Using your full name

• Including your job title

• Addressing you as 'Dear Customer'

What should you do before clicking on a link in an email?

• Check the sender's email address

• Hover over the link to see the URL

• Forward the email to a colleague

• Reply to the email for confirmation

Why is it important to check for spelling and grammatical errors in emails?

• They indicate a professional email

• They are often present in phishing emails

• They show the sender is well-educated

• They suggest the email is from a legitimate source