Phishing - Do's and Don'ts

Do's Don'ts
DO report impersonated or suspect email DON’T send passwords or any sensitive
Be cautious about opening attachments, even from trusted senders DON’T reply DON’T clickononlinks,
to, click “verify your attachments
or open account” or
Install antivirus and firewall programs viruses
Don't arrive
provide youraspersonal
executable files that
sensitive are harmle
information on
Check financial statements and credit reports regularly Never provide your login or transaction passwords o
Always update your web browser.
Look for the sender email ID before you enter/give away any
Use a separate emailpersonal
accountsinformation.
for things like shopping online, Don’t reply to an e-mail or pop-up message that asks
personal etc. Don’t be embarrassed that you fell for it. Im
Adjust your spam filters to protect against unwanted spam.
Think before you CLICK
Use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
the email. Check Verify a website’s
a recent statementlegitimacy
from the company to get a
legitimate phone number.

If you have any doubts, DON’T respond. Contact the IS Team if you have any questio
hishing - Do's and Don'ts
Don'ts
DON’T send passwords or any sensitive information over email
DON’T clickononlinks,
DON’T reply to, click “verify your attachments
or open account” or “login”
in SPAM links in any email
or suspicious email. Many
viruses
Don't arrive
provide youraspersonal
executable files that
sensitive are harmless
information on auntil you start
webpage whichrunning them.
have come up as
a pop-up window.
Never provide your login or transaction passwords over the phone or in response to any
unsolicited request over email/SMS/call.
Don’t reply to an e-mail or pop-up message that asks for personal or financial information.
Don’t be embarrassed that you fell for it. Immediately inform IS Team.

respond. Contact the IS Team if you have any questions.