When you click on the Phish Alert Button (PAB), its primary function is to report a suspicious email to your organization's IT security team for analysis and to remove it from your inbox to prevent further interaction with a potential threat. Let's evaluate the options: Directly sent to your IT team and removed from your inbox.* This is the standard and most secure action of a PAB. It ensures the email is investigated and no longer poses a risk to the user. Automatically opened and forwarded to the entire organisation.* This would be a significant security risk, as opening a suspicious email could trigger malware, and forwarding it to everyone would spread the potential threat. Directly sent to your supervisor and left in your inbox.* While it might be sent to a supervisor, leaving the suspicious email in your inbox is not ideal as it still presents a risk. The goal is typically to remove it. Sent to your IT team after a reply is sent to the sender.* Replying to a suspicious email is a dangerous action that confirms your email is active and engages with the attacker. A PAB is designed to prevent such actions, not require them. The correct option is Directly sent to your IT team and removed from your inbox.