This one was just a test.
Your account and credentials are safe.
Brian here!
I know clicking a suspicious link can be alarming, but don't panic-this was a scheduled phishing simulation conducted by the School Division.
Nobody is in trouble! We run these exercises to help all of our team members practice in spotting real-world cyber threats in a safe environment.
Why Did I See This Page?
You arrived here because you clicked a link and logged into our simulated phishing email. In a real cyberattack, doing this could expose your corporate credentials or download malicious software onto our network.
3 Key Red Flags to Watch For Next Time
| 1. Mismatched Sender Address | Always check the actual email address, not just the display name. Real corporate communications come from our exact domain. |
| 2. Artificial Urgency | Phishing emails frequently use high-pressure tactics (e.g., 'Your account will be suspended in 2 hours') to force quick mistakes. |
| 3. Suspicious Links | Hover your mouse over any link before clicking to view the destination URL. If it looks unfamiliar or slightly misspelled, do not click it. |
What Should You Do Now?
- Close this window-your test is officially complete and logged as a learning moment.
- When in doubt, reach out directly to us, the IT Team, and we will verify the legitimacy of the message.