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Phish Alert Button (PAB) in Microsoft Outlook Guide
The Phish Alert Button (PAB) is a tool that allows you to report suspicious emails. When you click the PAB, you can help warn your IT security team about phishing attacks or malicious messages.
Why Should You Use the PAB?
Reporting emails will help Ategrity stay safe. When you report an email with the PAB, the email will be forwarded to IT administrators so they can analyze the suspicious email. Once you are aware of possible vulnerabilities, you can better defend against cyberattacks. You are an important part of the process of keeping your organization safe from cybercriminals. Stop, Look, and Think!
When Should You Use the PAB?
You should use the PAB any time you receive an email that is suspicious or a potential phishing attack.
You shouldn’t report spam or marketing emails with the PAB. Instead, you can delete these emails from your inbox. If you would like to stop receiving email from the sender or the sender’s domain, you can also add the sender or the sender's domain to your block list. If you need assistance with this, please reach out to the IT Support team ([email protected]).
Reporting Emails with the PAB Icon
To report an email with the PAB icon at the top of your Outlook client, follow the steps below:
- Open your Outlook client.
- Select or open the email that you would like to report.
- Click the Phish Alert button at the top-right corner of the page.
- In the pop-up window that opens, click Yes to report the email. If you decide not to report the email, you can click the No button.
"Old" Outlook Version:
"New" Outlook Version (Browser version is the same)
Mobile Outlook Version
