This is a security training conducted jointly by the FUJ Group.
No damage has occurred.
Please do not share the contents of this page with others until the training is completed.
The key points of this training email are shown in the figure below.

Please be sure to check the following when opening emails:
- The sender address is suspicious (especially the domain part after "@")
Even if it looks official, there may be slight differences in the domain or spelling mistakes.
- The subject or body contains alarming words such as "urgent", "immediate", or "account suspension"
This is intended to make the recipient panic and prevent calm judgment.
- There are expressions that rush you into action
Phrases like "within 24 hours", "immediately", or "urgent" are commonly used.
- The language in the email is unnatural
There may be awkward phrasing due to machine translation or incorrect formal expressions.
- Suspicious links or attachments are included
Be cautious if the URL differs from the official one, uses shortened links, or includes suspicious files (zip, exe, xlsm, etc.).
- The email requests personal information or passwords
Legitimate companies or services will never ask for passwords or credit card information directly by email.
- The sender's signature or company information is insufficient
If company name or contact details are missing or fake, be cautious.
- The sending time or timing is unusual
Be especially careful with emails sent late at night, on holidays, or from unfamiliar contacts.