KnowBe4 is a cybersecurity awareness platform MRH uses to help staff recognize and avoid phishing, spam, and online scams.Β It combines short training resources with safe, simulated phishing emails so we can practice spotting red flags before real threats cause harm.
If an email looks unusual, unexpected, or urgent:
Click the fishhook icon in Gmail
The message is securely reported to Technology
Youβll receive confirmation
β When in doubt β report it.
The fishhook is the fastest way to protect yourself and others.
MRH uses KnowBe4 as our districtwide cybersecurity awareness platform.
It helps us:
Protect student and staff data
Reduce phishing risk
Identify emerging email threats
Strengthen districtwide awareness
Cyber threats targeting schools continue to increase. This platform gives us better visibility and faster response.
You may receive:
A welcome email from KnowBe4
Short training modules
β The welcome email is legitimate
β It is safe to log in
β Modules are brief and practical
Training is designed to be manageable and directly applicable to real-world email scenarios.
Beginning after spring break, MRH will run periodic phishing simulation campaigns.
Important to know:
Simulations are unannounced
They mirror real-world threats
They are educational β not punitive
If you interact with a simulation:
You will receive immediate learning feedback
No disciplinary action is attached
These exercises help us strengthen districtwide awareness in a safe environment.
Cybersecurity awareness is part of protecting district systems and data.
Yes. The Phish Alert Button should be used anytime you receive a suspicious or unexpected email β not just during simulations.
Thatβs exactly why simulations exist β to help us learn safely.
Use the fishhook button. When in doubt, report it.
The data helps us identify phishing trends and improve districtwide awareness. It is used for training and protection purposes.
View KnowBe4's Knowledge Base for more support.