The OIS is always looking for ways to improve your security and reward your participation in our efforts. This month, we want to point you towards a couple of resources that will help us identify and report potential phishing attacks. Have you seen the Phish Alert Button? It’s the easiest way for you to report potential phishing attacks while giving our office all the information we need to analyze and neutralize any potential threats. You can find the Phish Alert Button (or PAB) in the interface of the Outlook email clients on desktop and mobile or in the browser-based version of Outlook. Please check out the page below for more information about the PAB and where to find it.
Guidance for Reporting Phishing
Phish Alert Button (PAB) | Office of Information Security | Washington University in St. Louis
Please watch the episode of Restricted Intelligence below to help answer the questions in this month’s giveaway challenge. Thanks for playing!
April Prize Giveaway
We had a great turnout for our March Information Security prize giveaway, so we’re doing it again this month! Follow this link to complete this month’s quiz for a chance to win $100 in Bear Bucks: April 2022 InfoSec Prize Competition.
As usual, you can find answers to these questions somewhere in the newsletter or elsewhere on the website. Hint links are included in the quiz.