SUSPICIOUS EMAIL ALERT!

We recently became aware that a Rose Management email account was compromised and used to send unauthorized “invitation” emails to some of our contacts. As soon as we became aware of the issue, we took steps to secure the account and notified homeowners by email on September 28. We are including this notice in the newsletter as an additional precaution. If you received an unexpected invitation or other unusual email from Rose Management, please do not click any links in the message and delete it. If you already clicked the link, that does not necessarily mean your email account has been compromised. However, as a precaution, we recommend that you complete the following steps:

• Change your email password, particularly if you entered your password or other information after clicking the link.
• Enable two-factor or multi-factor authentication on your email account if it is available.
• Review your email account for unfamiiary sign-ins, forwarding rulse, filters, or other changes.
• Sign out of other active sessions or devices if your email proivder offers that option.
• Be cautious of unexpected invitations or links that appear to come from people in your contacts.

If you need a step-by-step guide on how to check for malware or virus, please see the website or contact us directly at info@therosemanagement.com.In the future, if you receive a suspicious email that appears to come from Rose Management, contact us directly before opening any links or attachments. We sincerely apologize for the concern and inconvenience this incident may have caused and appreciate everyone's patience and caution as we work to keep our communications secure.