Real Incident — 2026

DON'T
TAKE
THE BAIT

A phishing attack recently targeted our organization. This 5-minute training is based on what actually happened — and what you need to know to stop it.

⚠ Real Incident — Action Required

Microsoft 365 Defender quarantined multiple phishing emails sent to staff using the subject "Signature Required – 2026 Employee Agreement." You may receive a quarantine notification. Do NOT release the email without IT Security approval.

~5 minutes 🎓 7-question quiz 📋 Certificate on completion 🔒 Mandatory for all employees
MODULE 01
The Real Incident
~45 sec
MODULE 02
What Is Phishing?
~45 sec
MODULE 03
Spotting the Attack
~60 sec
MODULE 04
Red Flags
~45 sec
MODULE 05
Quarantine Alerts
~30 sec
MODULE 06
Your Required Actions
~30 sec
MODULE 07
Knowledge Quiz
~60 sec
MODULE 08
Certificate
~25 sec

PHISHING
AWARENESS

Watch the full training video below. Use the chapter list to jump to any section. Complete all modules to unlock the quiz.

🚨
WE WERE TARGETED
Microsoft 365 Defender recently detected and blocked multiple phishing emails sent to staff across our organization.
"Signature Required – 2026 Employee Agreement"
🎣
WHAT IS PHISHING?
Attackers send convincing fake emails — the bait — hoping you'll click a link or hand over your password. If you do, they've caught you.
A single click can put the entire organization at risk.
👩‍💻
MEET SARAH
Monday morning. An email lands: "Signature Required." The sender is hr-team@company-docs.net — not our real domain. There's a link. Deadline: today. Sarah pauses. Thinks. And reports it.
Sarah protected the whole company.
🚩
6 RED FLAGS
Unexpected request · Unusual sender domain · Urgency ("act now") · Password request · Suspicious link · Spelling errors. If you spot any one of these — stop and report.
IT Security will NEVER ask for your password by email.
📥
QUARANTINE ALERTS
You may receive a Microsoft 365 quarantine notification. The notification is legitimate. But the quarantined email may be malicious.
Do NOT release quarantined emails without IT Security approval.
YOUR REQUIRED ACTIONS
1. Don't click suspicious links or attachments. 2. Don't enter passwords from email links. 3. Report to IT Security immediately. 4. Delete after reporting. 5. If you clicked — call IT now.
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📝
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE
You've completed all 6 training modules. Now test what you've learned with a short 7-question quiz. You need 5/7 to pass.
Training complete — take the quiz!
Module 1 — The Real Incident 0:00 / 5:20
Course Chapters
01 The Real Incident 0:45
02 What Is Phishing? 0:45
03 Story: Meet Sarah 1:00
04 Red Flags to Watch For 0:45
05 Quarantine Notifications 0:30
06 Your Required Actions 0:30
07 Complete — Take the Quiz

SPOT THE
PHISH

These examples are based on actual phishing techniques. Each one contains red flags — see if you can spot them before reading the tags.

Golden Rule
IT Security will NEVER ask for your password via email. Any email requesting your password is always a phishing attempt — always.

QUIZ

7 questions based on your training. You need 5/7 to pass and receive your certificate.

🏆
Training Complete
WELL DONE!
You have successfully completed the Phishing Awareness & Email Safety training course based on a real incident.
7/7
Quiz Score
✓ Passed
Completed: May 11, 2026
🔴Never click suspicious links or attachments
🔐IT Security never asks for passwords by email
📣Report suspicious emails immediately
🗑️Delete after reporting
📥Don't release quarantine without IT approval
🚨Clicked a link? Call IT Security now
Remember
A single click can put the entire organization at risk. You are the last line of defense.
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