To protect your email from being spoofed or used for phishing purposes:

1. Enable two-factor authentication
   for your email account, taking an extra step to secure your account.
2. Verify the email’s sender’s address
   If something suspicious looks about the from address, don't open it.
3. Look for grammar and spelling errors
   Professional emails usually don’t have glaring mistakes.
4. Be aware of shortened URLs
   Don’t open shortened URLs from people you don’t know.
5. Check before clicking on attachments
   Don’t open files and attachments from senders you don’t know, even if they appear to be from someone you know.
6. Don’t provide personal information
   Resist any requests for personal or financial information through email, even if you appear to know the sender.
7. Be cautious with requests for money
   Resist any emailed requests for money or donations, especially if for a charity you’re not familiar with.