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Spot the Phish!

Beginning this December, Information Security and Policy will launch the SANS Securing the Human Phishing project. Approximately each month for one year we will send out a simulated phishing email that looks and smells like a real phish. 

These simulated phishes will use typical phishing techniques used to lure you to give up your personal information. 

If you fall for one of these simulated phishes, don't worry. These simulated phishing emails will not infect your computer or collect credentials or other sensitive information. You will simply be redirected to an educational webpage that provides tips to help you identify phishes. 

Each month we will post the simulated phish and associated tips at: https://security.berkeley.edu/phishing.

Welcome.

UC Berkeley is committed to providing an environment that protects the privacy and security of information and electronic resources necessary to support our mission of teaching, research, and public service. We expect and rely on all individuals, authorized to access Campus information resources, to contribute to and cooperate with our protection measures.

You can help by educating yourself about our privacy and security policies, practicing cyber self-defense, using available security tools, being alert to potential danger signs, reporting unusual behaviors, and taking corrective action when necessary. Together we can keep our campus an open, accessible system.