Anti-Phishing Training - Standard

This training teaches you how to spot and avoid scams before you fall for one. Most companies require their employees with computer access to go through some type of anti-phishing training, but anyone can benefit from this type of training since it can affect anyone with an online presence. Here's what it covers: • Learning to spot the warning signs. You'll learn what a fake email or text looks like — things like misspelled words, a weird email address, or a link that doesn't quite look right when you hover over it. • Real-life examples. The training shows you actual scam attempts so you can see what they look like in the wild, not just in theory. Seeing it makes it much easier to recognize later. • What to do if something looks suspicious. You'll be taught not to click unknown links, not to give out personal info, and exactly who to report it to if something feels off. • The importance of staying up to date. Scammers change their tricks constantly, so many programs repeat the training every few months or once a year to keep you sharp. The whole point is simple — an informed person is a much harder target. Most scams only work because people don't know what to look for. This training fixes that.