What Is Email Phishing?
Fake emails disguised as trusted sources
Aim to steal credentials, data, or money
Often uses urgent language to trigger action
�� Example: “Your account will be deactivated click here to verify!”
Common Red Flags
Unknown or misspelled sender address
Suspicious links or attachments
Poor grammar or urgent tone
Requests for sensitive information (credentials, payments)
How to Counter Email Phishing
✅ Use Email Security-as-a-Service
✅ Deploy Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
✅ Conduct Phishing Simulations
✅ Implement Domain Protection (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
✅ Train employees regularly
Tools That Help
Email filters (block spoofed domains)
Threat detection systems
Real-time alerts and reporting
Managed SOC or MSSP support
�� These tools help block phishing before it reaches inboxes.
Final
�� Think Before You Click
Train Your Team
�� Use the Right Tools
�� Report Suspicious Emails Immediately A layered approach is your best defense against phishing attacks.