Who should this poster be for?

Everyone who touches a keyboard, not just the person who handles IT. The whole point is that the first person to notice knows what to do without asking.

Where should we hang it?

Somewhere people already look - by the printer, the kitchen, or the desk of whoever fields 'is this email real?' questions.

Can we put our own phone number on it?

Yes. Print it, write your escalation number on the call line, and it becomes your plan rather than a generic one.

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Did We Get Hacked? - Emergency Response Poster

One A4 poster covering the 12 'did we get hacked?' moments - with the exact first move for each, and the number to call. Pick the color layout that fits your wall.

Guide (PDF) 2 min

Who it's for: Owners and office managers who need the team to act in the first five minutes.
Format: Guide (PDF)
Time needed: 2 min
Topic: Security · IL · EU
What you end up with: A printed poster on the wall your whole team can act from.

What's inside

12 'did we get hacked?' moments, one row each
The exact first move for each, in plain English
Three colour layouts, print-ready A4

What you'll walk away with

incident types covered on one page: 12incident types covered on one page
print-ready, no setup required: A4print-ready, no setup required
colour layouts to fit the room: 3colour layouts to fit the room

A single A4 emergency-response poster covering the 12 most common 'wait - did we get hacked?' moments: weird emails, locked accounts, ransom screens, fake invoices, files renamed, urgent gift-card requests, lost laptops, sketchy logins, disabled antivirus, vendor bank-detail changes, leaked customer data, defaced websites. Each row gives the first move in plain English and ends with 'Call us.' Same content, three color layouts so you can pin the one that fits the room.

Pick the layout that fits your wall or your wallet, download it and print. Nothing to fill in - it's a reminder for the moment something looks wrong.