You've just been phished!

Alert! This is a Simulated Phishing Test by Quadient.

Phishing scams trick you into revealing sensitive details like passwords through fake emails and web pages. We aim to educate you on avoiding such scams.

Advice from Martin Kašpar, Information Security Manager, ICA R&D:

Educate yourself about phishing.
Check website URLs before entering personal details.
Avoid clicking on links from unknown sources.

Understanding Phishing:

Phishing scams use fake emails from seemingly trusted sources to steal your information. A more targeted version, spear phishing, aims at specific individuals or companies.

Watch Out For:

Emails urging immediate action on your accounts.
Links displaying one URL but directing to another.
Messages demanding passwords or threatening account suspension.

Before clicking on a link, I pledge to:

Verify the sender's email domain
Verify the URL in the link
Be cautious about messages demanding information or urgent action
Make sure I am expecting the email, and I know the sender

Verify any suspicious email by reporting the email Quadient Helpdesk using the "Report Phishing" button above the email.

Remember, stolen information could lead to identity theft or fraud, so stay vigilant!