11/02/2026
Phishing emails are getting really good at looking like something you’d normally trust. A carrier notice. A tech platform alert. Even a message that appears to come from someone inside your own agency. 👀
Maggie’s quick rule: before you click, check the actual sender address and domain. And if the message is pushing you to act immediately, verify it through a contact method you already trust instead of using the phone number or link inside the email.
Accidentally clicked? Don’t enter your password or any other information. Close the tab and let IT know.
Five seconds of checking can save your agency a much bigger headache. 💻🔐