Phishing simulations can reduce your risk by 80%
Phishing is the most common form of social engineering attack. Around 90% of organisations experiencing targeted phishing attacks, and 22% of all breaches involving a phishing element.
- Reduce phishing risk
- Measure your training efficacy
- Avoid ransomware and spear phishing
We run simulated phishing campaigns using one of our high quality templates. Our templates mimic common real-world phishing emails and landing pages including typo-swatted domains.
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How Our Phishing Simulator Works?
We auto-assign trainings to users who fall for our phishing simulations and send you a detailed reports on which users view, open, and even submit information in our phish tests.!
What makes Our Phishing Simulator different?
Simulated Phishing Email Campaigns
Real-time reporting and exportable pdfs per campaign
Consistently updated phishing attack template library
Multi-stage attacks which test the user and “steal” personal information
Accessible across browsers and mobile compatible
Analysis of phishing risk by attack template and attack type
Our Features
Improved email security within your organization
Meet compliance obligations such as ISO27001, GDPR, CERT-IN
Help your security team manage phishing risk for your organization
Interactive landing pages improve the realism and the learning experience
Concise on-the-spot training educates users at the crucial moment
All-in-one phishing simulation and training cybersecurity awareness reports
Track your phishing performance over time to see risk reduction
Automated setup reduces your workload in delivering phishing campaigns
REDUCE YOUR HUMAN RISK
Build a Cyber Resilient Culture
Measure Risk Reduction
Some Shocking Figures You Don't Know
Attacks are only getting more sophisticated. More than two-thirds (68%) of all phishing sites use SSL protection.
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Security Awareness Training FAQs
What is Simulated Phishing Training?
Phishing simulation helps protect your organisation by training your employees to identify, avoid and report suspicious emails. Phishing your employees is a way to teach them about the tactics and techniques cyber criminals use to steal their personal information.
Attackers use phishing as a way to steal sensitive information such as logins, credit card numbers and identities. These attacks can be personalised through social media and deliver malicious payloads of malware, ransomware and spyware.
What is Ethical Phishing Training?
As phishing is a distressing and worrying crime it is important that our simulated phishing is ethical. Rather than being used as a metric by which to punish employees, it needs to be an educational experience. Ethical phishing enables you educate users about the threats they face without causing additional stress or worry on behalf of the employees.
Phishing simulation tests also provides you with insights into potential risks. Understanding your employees’ actions and measuring their progress helps you manage your email security risk.
How to Defend Against Phishing Attacks?
Network security systems, spam filters, email gateways and firewalls all play an important role in protecting an organisation from phishing threats. However, without informed and vigilant users these protections are never going to be a total solution to phishing scams.
Enabling staff to defend against phishing protects your organisation and ensures your technological security investments are worthwhile. It also provides individuals with skills that can be transferred into preventing cyber crime their personal lives.
Reduce phishing risk
A single successful phishing attack can damage your organisation through lost time, revenue and client opinion. By measuring user interaction and educating people you can minimise the risks of clicking on dangerous emails, links and attachments. One of the key benefits of phishing training is encouraging employees to report phishing.
By launching simulated phishing campaigns, you can keep employees up-to-date and vigilant against the latest in phishing threats. With tell-tale malicious elements, you can record which of your people need further information security training.