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Report a Canary

Report phishing with one button in Outlook

Staff report a suspicious email with one click. A practice email counts as caught and moves to a Reported folder. A real one gets a private quick check that the reporter can send to their admins.

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Find the 3 signs0 of 3

Click on whatever doesn’t add up in the email. Or press Report a Canary straight away.

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Report and learn

After a report, a short lesson. Play one yourself.

Anyone who reports a practice email now and then gets a mini-lesson: a drawn situation and one question, done in half a minute. Try it.

50+mini-lessons, and more coming
6+ways scams reach you, all covered: email, text, phone, WhatsApp, QR and social media
30 sper lesson, between other work
Mini-lesson

Myth or fact? The padlock

“A padlock / https in the address bar means a website is safe and trustworthy.” Myth or fact?

When it is a real email

A real scam is checked, shared and stopped

The same button works for every suspicious email, not only for practice. This is what happens after that.

  1. A quick check, straight away

    The reporter sees which warning signs we found, and what we could not check. We never call an email safe.

  2. The reporter decides

    The check is theirs alone. They send it to the admins, or say they already clicked, and the admins get one urgent email.

  3. The admins decide

    Phishing, safe or spam, one at a time or many at once, with the warning signs next to each one.

  4. Everyone is warned

    Confirmed phishing? Warn the whole team about that email, without naming who reported it. The reporter hears the verdict.

The review queue: two reported real emails with the warning signs found, one waiting and one confirmed as phishing with the team warned
The admins' review queue in an example company. The people, senders and brands are made up.

Practice is the best defence.

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