How to Know If You’re Being Phished (And What to Do)

If you’ve ever gotten a weird email from “WellsFarg0” or “Am@zon,” you’ve seen phishing in action.

Protect your business:

• Don’t click unknown links or attachments
• Check sender domain (e.g., real emails end in “.com,” not “.biz”)
• Train your team to report suspicious messages

And never send W-9s, account info, or EINs through unsecured channels.