Topic: Phishing

What is Phishing?

Phishing is an attempt by a cyber-criminal to obtain information from a user, usually by sending the user an email or message directing them to click links and to provide information at the website the links take them to.

Phishing is a fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details.

Read up on the latest Phishing information here, to explore ways you can spot and stop phishing.

Phishing Knowledgebase

CyberSecure Check for Schools

A free cyber security self-review tool for UK schools

Cyber Secure Schools - Preventing Digital Crime

Prevent digital crime within your educational establishment by hearing from the leading experts in cyber security.

Email Phishing Explained

The ins and outs of phishing - answering who, what, why, how, where, and when

Different Types of Phishing

The different ways cyber-criminals attempt email fraud

How to Spot Phishing Emails

Our guide to identifying phishing emails

An Example of Phishing

A real-life example of phishing

Technical Phishing Prevention

Technological ways to prevent phishing

Human Phishing Prevention

Ways you can help your network users prevent phishing

Phishing Flowchart

Work out whether the email you've received is genuine or phishing

Cyber Security in UK Schools Report 2022

How well are schools and colleges protected in England and Wales