Covered California Phishing Scam

URGENT: Phishing Attempts Requesting Personal Information From Non-Verified Sources

Recently, Covered California shared a warning about scam emails (known as phishing) pretending to be from their office. These emails may ask you to click a “secure link” to update or verify your personal information. These messages are NOT real.

What You Need to Know:

• Do not click on any links in suspicious emails.
• Official Covered California emails will always end with @covered.ca.gov.
• Scammers often use names you may recognize, but with fake email addresses. Always check the sender’s full email address before opening or responding.

What is Phishing?
Phishing is a scam where someone tries to steal your personal information (like Social Security numbers, passwords, or account details) by pretending to be a trusted organization.



If You’re Not Sure About an Email:

• Forward it to InformationSecurity@covered.ca.gov or PrivacyOfficer@covered.ca.gov for verification.
• You can also contact me directly before clicking or replying—I’m here to help keep your information safe.

Your privacy and security are a top priority for me and Covered California. Stay alert and stay safe.

—
Marc Sigmon Insurance Agency
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