Phishing emails try to trick you into clicking a link, opening an attachment, or handing over your password. When in doubt, don't click — report it. This article shows how to spot and report them safely.

A locked account or an unexpected "new sign‑in" alert can be harmless (you mistyped a password, or travelled) or a sign someone has your credentials. Treat unexpected activity seriously.

Multi‑factor authentication (MFA) adds a second check — usually an approval on your phone — so a stolen password alone can't get into your account. It's the single most effective protection against account takeover.

Ransomware and serious infections spread across the network and to cloud storage. The priority is to isolate the device and call BBN, not to investigate it yourself.