There are a few steps you can take to ensure that the sender of an email or message is not a scammer trying to fish sensitive information out of your company:

1. Verify the sender's identity: Check the email address or the phone number of the sender and compare it with the known contact information of the person or organization. Scammers often use email addresses or phone numbers that are similar to the genuine ones but have slight differences.

2. Be cautious of urgent or suspicious requests: Scammers often use urgency to prompt quick responses. If the sender is requesting for sensitive information, such as passwords or financial details, be skeptical and cautious. Confirm with the sender directly through a known channel before providing any sensitive information.

3. Watch out for phishing emails: Phishing emails often contain suspicious links or attachments that may lead to malware infections or fraudulent websites. Before clicking on any link or downloading any attachment, hover over the link to see the URL destination or scan the attachment for malware.

4. Use email security tools: Use email security tools such as spam filters and antivirus software to block suspicious emails and attachments. These tools can help detect phishing emails and spam messages before they reach your inbox.

5. Train your employees: Educate your employees on how to recognize and report suspicious messages. Conduct regular cybersecurity training sessions to keep your employees updated on the latest scams and phishing techniques.

By taking these steps, you can reduce the risk of falling prey to scammers who are trying to fish sensitive information out of your company.
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