A phishing email typically leads to a website where you are prompted to enter personal or sensitive information like passwords, social security numbers, or company credentials. By responding to a phishing attempt, you could inadvertently give crooks access to your business networks, bank accounts, and more. Phishing emails will often try to evoke fear that your computer has a virus or that there is an urgent need to complete a request. This can cause employees to frantically click without confirming the email is legitimate. 

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