====== Phish Alert Button in Gmail ======
KnowBe4 that we use for security awareness training also provides us with an add-on for Gmail that lets you easily report phishing scams to them and to us.  We have this add-on set to automatically install for all staff users. 

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Add-ons in the new Gmail interface by default are hidden on the right side of your browser window.  Add-ons do not work on a mobile device, you must be on a computer or Chromebook to see them.  To make them appear, click the arrow at the bottom right as shown in this screenshot: \\

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The Phish Alert button is the red fishhook as shown in this screenshot: \\

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To report a suspected phishing email, open the email (don't click any links or open any attachments included with a suspicious email), and click the Phish Alert hook.  It will show you the subject and who the message is from.  Be sure it is a message you want to report and then click the blue Phish Alert button as shown in the screenshot below: \\

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If the email you are reporting is one of the test emails sent periodically by KnowBe4, Phish Alert will congratulate you for recognizing it as a suspicious email and reporting it to us as shown below: \\

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If the suspicious email is not from KnowBe4, it will alert them, alert the IT department, and delete the message from your mailbox as shown below:

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