<ul><li>Phishing emails are becoming more sophisticated and harder to detect, increasing the risk of someone in your company clicking on them.</li><li>Once a phishing email is clicked, attackers can gain access to sensitive information, plant malware, or observe and learn about your organization.</li><li>Attackers may escalate their access, impersonate higher-level accounts, or trigger ransomware, causing significant damage to businesses.</li><li>Having a strong cyber security plan that includes prevention, monitoring, response strategies, and employee training is crucial to mitigate the risks of phishing attacks.</li></ul>

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