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What do I need to do 
when I receive a Suspicious Email?

Email or Phishing attacks happen when bad actors look like real organizations or real people.

When you receive an email – that is suspicious and you are not sure – it is best to err on the side of caution and carefully validate the sender and the content before taking any action.

Security awareness training regarding malicious emails is helpful to train individuals

Note: These types of email or Phishing attacks take down millions of organizations each day.
Do not allow this to happen to yours.

Follow these steps below if you believe you have a suspicious email in your inbox.
eMazzanti’s Technical support staff is here to help.

  1. Do not open nor send unexpected or suspicious attachments. 

  • User should not open or send unexpected or suspicious attachments. If these leave your inbox you could be spreading a virus throughout your organization.

  • If you suspect a file or email to be suspicious, please contact eMazzanti and we will perform a remote session with your machine, locate the file in question and scan the file directly.

  1. Do not open nor send unexpected or suspicious attachments. 

  • Open a ticket and send a screenshot and an engineer will contact you immediately.

Materials and Services to avoid email threats

Security Awareness Kit

Build Security Into Your IT Infrastructure & Keep Your Organization Safe

MXINSPECT Email Defense

Complete Defense Against
Today's Email Threats

Security Awareness Training

Change User Behavior
to Reduce Risk

Domain Fraud Defense

Defend Against
Domain Spoofing