A well-researched phishing attempt doesn't start with the email. It starts with reconnaissance, a look at your company website, your team's LinkedIn profiles, your public communications, building a picture of who to target and what pretext will feel most plausible to them specifically.
That's why generic "watch out for suspicious emails" advice only goes so far. The email that lands in an inbox is the last, most polished step of a process built around real, specific detail: a supplier your business actually uses, a colleague's actual name and role, a deadline that lines up with something genuinely happening that week.
Understanding that process, not just the end result, is what turns a vague sense of caution into a specific set of things to check: does this fit what I already know, and is there a second way to verify it before I act.
See how goDeep turns thinking like this into training your team will actually remember.