Educate yourselves about phishing and how to avoid it
The Anti Phishing Work Group’s Internet Policy Committee (APWG-IPC) and Carnegie Mellon University’s Supporting Trust Decisions Project (STDP) have joined forces to educate consumers about phishing and established the AWPG/CMU Phishing Education Landing Page program. The goal of this initiative is to instruct consumers about online safety at the “most teachable moment”: when they have just clicked on a link in a phishing communication.
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