Phishing emails remain the most common way attackers break into business accounts. They often look like they come from a bank, a delivery company, Microsoft 365 or even someone inside your own company.

Warning signs to watch for

  • Urgent or threatening language, such as “Your account will be suspended today”
  • A sender address that doesn’t match the company it claims to be from
  • Unexpected attachments or links, especially asking you to log in or “verify” details
  • Requests for payment changes or gift cards, even from a known contact
  • Spelling mistakes and generic greetings like “Dear Customer”

What to do

  • Don’t click links or open attachments you weren’t expecting
  • Check suspicious requests by calling the sender on a number you already know
  • Turn on multi-factor authentication for email and important accounts
  • Report the email to your IT team and delete it

If you think someone in your team has clicked a phishing link, contact us right away on +91 82870 04200 or info@eniacpro.com and we’ll help you secure your accounts.