The warning banners on your emails are there to help you understand any risks that may be contained in that email.
You may see this yellow warning banner on emails that come from an address that you haven't received email from before.
If you don’t recognise this email address or it is unexpected, click the ‘report phishing’ button so further analysis can be completed.
You may see this yellow warning banner on emails that come from a Monash University email address.
Before you click a link or download anything, double check with the sender over the phone and ask them what kind of attachment they have sent.
You should also contact the cyber team at cyberteam@monash.edu to investigate.
You may see this red warning banner if our system has identified this email as likely to be malicious.
Contact cyberteam@monash.edu for support or delete it.
Email addresses can sometimes be spoofed, even though they appear to come from someone who has emailed you before.
To check if the message might be spoofed or if it could be a phishing attempt, click the ‘report phishing’ button.
You can also contact the cyberteam@monash.edu if the email is urgent.
The warning banners on your emails are there to help you understand any risks that may be contained in that email.
People can become ‘blind’ to warnings they see regularly. It is important to always read these with fresh eyes.