Phishing and Spam

When it comes to reporting suspected phishing emails, seconds count! The sooner IT can send alerts to students, faculty, and staff, the greater the chance that we can protect someone from being victimized by criminals.
This article will tell you how to find and use the built-in phish reporting tools in the Outlook Desktop Client, Outlook Web Access, or Outlook Mobile, which is the fastest, easiest and IT-preferred way to report phishing messages.

This article covers steps to take if you receive a phishing email. Did you open it? Did you click on links or open attachments? Did you reply to it? Did you provide personal information?