10/26/2026
Phishing emails are designed to create urgency and pressure you into acting fast. In this short video, Adam Evans, Chief Information Security Officer for RBC, shares a simple way to evaluate an email before you respond: check who sent it, look at what they're asking for, and watch for a sense of urgency. If you weren't expecting it and it includes a link or attachment you can't verify, the safest move is to close and delete it.