you have been phished!

This is a phishing exercise

Here are some best practices to follow:

  1. Scrutinize email sender addresses, subject lines, and content for suspicious elements like misspellings, urgent requests, or unexpected attachments.
  2. Hover over links before clicking to verify the actual URL destination and avoid clicking on shortened or suspicious links.
  3. Be cautious of emails requesting sensitive information or urgent action, especially those creating a sense of fear or urgency.
  4. Use multi-factor authentication for accounts to add an extra layer of security even if credentials are compromised.
  5. Report suspicious emails immediately using the organization’s designated reporting system, allowing IT teams to respond quickly to potential threats​

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Robert D. Stewart

Founder & Head, Strategic Threat Intelligence

Robert is a technology incident and crisis management specialist with over 3200 hours leading critical recoveries and investigations within regulated industries.

Robert has built cyber incident and global crisis processes for the Fusion Centres of two major North American banks. With an extensive focus on operational resiliency, Robert worked as a Global Crisis Management Specialist, leading the technical migration for the pandemic for a multi-national financial institution.

Robert is a threat intelligence specialist focused on preventing large scale incidents and attacks before they happen, with unparalleled experience in incident response: 650 critical incidents within the global financial sector leading to the recovery of over 250 unique global financial systems, with 6000 executive communications and briefings issued, and over 200 post-incident reviews.