Hyperlinks found in emails or on websites can be tempting to click on, especially if they seem to provide useful information surrounding the Coronavirus. As mentioned above, there has been an increase in phishing emails using the Coronavirus to trick employees into clicking on malicious links. It is important that organizations continue to communicate with their employees about the dangers of opening email links and attachments without verifying the email’s legitimacy. Employees can easily verify an email or domain by checking the sender credentials or hovering over a link to identify the URL. If the email is suspicious, employees should be advised to mark it as such and alert your organization’s IT department.