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Teach the Family to Forward, Not Click

The takeaway

When in doubt, have relatives send it to you first.

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A simple family rule — forward anything suspicious to a trusted person before clicking — catches phishing aimed at less confident users. It turns isolation, which scammers rely on, into a safety check.

“A suspicious email forwarded is a scam caught in time.”

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