Overview
The phishing awareness program periodically sends an email to each participant that resembles a phishing message. It’s designed to create a safe, educational environment for a recipient to practice phishing email identification with no penalty to them, or their department, if a link is clicked. Individual results will never be reported.
Features
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- Trains participants to recognize, report, and avoid phishing attacks, which helps protect them and their department from cyber threats.
- Helps the Information Security Office (ISO) collect better metrics and information about the ever-changing landscape of email-based attacks in order to better protect the Stanford community from these threats.
Get started
Beginning in June of 2018 all Stanford faculty and staff will automatically be enrolled in this service.
Learn more
- Phishing Awareness at Stanford Expands
- Announcement of UIT phishing awareness service
- Redirect page for known phishing links
- Anatomy of a phishing email
- Examples of phishing messages
- How to report a phishing attempt
- Click Rates by Department (Restricted)
A variety of training courses offer you opportunities to learn more.
