SIMULATION As a corporate technician, you are asked to evaluate several suspect email messages on a client's computer. Corporate policy requires the following: ● All phishing attempts must be reported. ● Future spam emails to users must be prevented. INSTRUCTIONS Review each email and perform the following within the email: ● Classify the emails ● Identify suspicious items, if applicable, in each email ● Select the appropriate resolution If at any time you would like to bring back the initial state of the simulation, please click the Reset All button. Explanation: ee explanation below. Inbox mail 1 - Account Locked - Phishing - Report email to Information Security Inbox mail 2 - Share your feedback - Legitimate - Perform no additional actions Inbox mail 3 – Employee orientation - Legitimate - Perform no additional actions Inbox mail 4 – Security Update – Spam - Report email to Information Security Inbox mail 5 – Interview - Legitimate - Perform no additional actions
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