What does that mean?
A phishing email is a fraudulent process, whose aim is to gain access to your personal / company data or to place malware on your device. In a real case, you would have given cyber criminals access with just one click.

Since phishing emails are often very cleverly written and constructed, thousands of users fall into the trap every day. With this measure, we want to sensitize you to the topic and provide you with important information about data security.

Does the click have any consequences?
We can reassure you - this email was created as part of an internal information security campaign and is for training purposes only. Of course, this happens completely anonymously. We cannot see that you, of all people, landed on this landing page.

How do you recognize an attempted fraud in the future?
In the following, we will give you a few tips on how not to get caught up in phishing emails - all measures that are sure to help you in your private life too.

Check the trustworthiness of the email sender.

Check grammar and spelling. Are there noticeably many spelling mistakes?

Pay attention to impersonal salutation, especially if you do not expect it from the sender.

Be careful if there is an urgent need for action or if there is a warning of the consequences.

Check the links in an email before opening it.

If you feel unsure about emails, attachments, or websites, please contact your IT department.