A work account, device, or information may be at risk?

Use your organization's approved urgent IT or security route promptly. This site does not provide incident submission or replace that process.

Share useful context, not secrets

A clear account of what happened helps the responsible team understand the concern.

Useful context

Describe the event

Say what you noticed and when it happened, using approximate times if needed.

  • Identify the work account, device, or information involved without including secrets.
  • Explain what you clicked, approved, sent, or changed, if anything.
Do not send

Keep credentials private

Never include passwords, authentication codes, or recovery codes in a report or ordinary message.

  • Do not forward sensitive credentials to colleagues.
  • Follow instructions only through the organization's approved route.

Urgent concern or routine question?

Choose based on what may be at risk; use the actual support destinations approved by your organization.

Possible security concern

An account or device may be compromised, an unexpected sign-in was approved, or information may have reached the wrong audience.

  • Contact the approved urgent IT or security route promptly.
  • Include what happened, when, and what action you took.
  • Do not send passwords or authentication codes.

Routine question

You need ordinary help with a device or sign-in and have no indication of a security incident.

  • Use the organization's established IT support route.
  • If new facts suggest a risk, switch to the approved urgent route.

Review the related topic

For sign-in prompts, account details, and device habits, see Accounts and devices. If a message prompted the concern, see Suspicious messages. For a possible unintended information share, see Sharing information.