November 13, 2025
Thank you to everyone who continues to take part in our simulated phishing campaign this month. Your engagement helps strengthen our collective ability to recognize and report suspicious messages before they become real threats.
Next week’s simulated phishing exercise will be more challenging. These upcoming messages are designed to look even more convincing, testing your attention to detail and reinforcing good security habits. Please continue using the proper reporting process—don’t click links, open attachments, or forward the email. Instead, report it using the steps outlined in the How to Report Phishing guide shared earlier.
If you haven’t yet completed the October Cyber Security Awareness Month training courses, now is a great time to catch up. The short lessons on Passwords, Multi-Factor Authentication, Incident Reporting, and Software Updates provide valuable skills that directly apply to these simulations.
Thank you for staying alert and committed to keeping our organization secure. Every report counts, and your vigilance makes a difference.
Kind regards,
Bert VandeKuyt, Manager of IT Security