Phishing Attack definition

Phishing Attack means the simulated email phishing attack sent to Targeted Employees.
Phishing Attack means the use by a “third party” of fraudulent telephone calls, emails, texts, instant messages or other electronic communications or malicious websites to impersonate a legitimate or trustworthy contact, organization or person to solicitprivate information” or “money”.
Phishing Attack means the use by a Third Party of fraudulent and intentionally misleading telephone calls, emails, texts, instant messages or other electronic communications or malicious websites to impersonate You, Your brand, Your services or Products to solicit Private Information from an Executive or Employee.

Examples of Phishing Attack in a sentence

  • Service Provider shall deliver and manage Client’s end user participation and completion of the Training Session, Simulated Phishing Attack, and Security Awareness Videos and report to Client on its end users performance.

  • Unless otherwise specified in the SOW, the Simulated Phishing Attack consists of one (1) unique simulated phishing email to each of Client’s designated end users every three (3) weeks; in no event shall the total simulated phishing emails exceed eighteen (18) per end user during any twelve (12) month period.

  • On or about February 10, 2017, Lincare sent notice of the Phishing Attack to all impacted current and former Lincare employees notifying them that their Personally Identifiable Information (as defined in Paragraph 15) may have been compromised as a result of the Phishing Attack.

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