This was a phishing simulation

Good catch opportunity

This message was part of a Ventura TRAVEL security-awareness exercise. The email and the page you just clicked were fakes, built to look like a real notification. No password or personal data was ever requested or stored.

How to spot one next time:

Check the address bar. A convincing logo, banner or button is easy to copy; the domain is what gives it away. Look for lookalikes with an extra or swapped letter.
Be wary of urgency and pressure ("action needed", "approve now", "2 minutes only"). That is a classic trigger.
Open any tool from a bookmark or its app, never from a link inside an email.
Never enter your Google or work password on a page reached from an email link.
When in doubt, report the message to IT. A quick check is always better than a click.

Read the Security Protocol

Thanks for helping keep Ventura TRAVEL safe. Questions or something suspicious? Report it to it.devops@venturatravel.org.