Overview
Phishing is the practice of sending of sending fraudulent emails that pretend to be from reputable brands/sources, these emails are designed to steal personal information. This article will show you how to report these emails.
The ability to report a phish is built-in to Outlook! Simply use the Report button:

When to Report a Phish
Use these 7 red flags of Phishing as a guideline:
Red Flag #1 – Urgent or Threatening Language
Red Flag #2 – Requests for sensitive information
Red Flag #3 – Anything too good to be true
Red Flag #4 – Unexpected emails
Red Flag #5 – Information mistakes
Red Flag #6 – Suspicious attachments
Red Flag #7 – Unprofessional design
If you suspect an email is a phishing attempt, delete or report it! By reporting a phishing email you also assist IT staff in further investigation.
Reporting a Phishing email when using Outlook Client
- Select the email in question.
- Above the reading pane, select Report > Report phishing to report the message sender

- Click Report when the below prompt shows up.

- The email will be deleted from your Inbox and you will see a thank-you prompt like below, click OK:

- That’s it! You’ve successfully reported a phishing attempt and removed the email.
Reporting a Phishing email when using Outlook on Android
To Report a Phishing email is slightly different depending on how you access your mail Left Outlook Web Client and on the Right Outlook Android Client
| Outlook Web Client for Android |
Outlook App for Android |
| Navigate to the three horizontal ellipses to locate the report sub menu. |
Navigate to the three vertical ellipses to locate the report sub menu. |
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| Click on the Report Phishing button to report and identify you are aware of suspicious activity and trickery. |
Click on the Report Phishing button to report and identify you are aware of suspicious activity and trickery. |
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