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Phishing Simulation

Social engineering attacks are becoming more prevalent and on the increase.

The human element is often the weakest link in a businesses’ security. Attackers are fully aware of this and they exploit this. 47% of cyber security attacks such as social engineering, spear phishing and ransomware attacks are financial motivated. Our Phishing Simulations allow you to test your employees awareness of phishing emails and also provides a phishing awareness training program which plays a vital role to preventing phishing scams.

Testing your employees with our phishing simulations is an important part of your overall security awareness program. Our Phishing Simulations makes it easy to measure and demonstrate your employees’ aptitude and progress through highly visual reports. Your employees are on the front line in the anti-phishing battle and you can’t win without them.

The aim of our phishing simulations is to create a more aware workforce that can detect the lures of hackers.

Cyber criminals are counting on you and your employees to

take the bait.

Phishing simulation guards your business against social engineering threats by training your employees to identify and report them. Cyber criminals use phishing, the fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information such as credit card details and login credentials, by disguising as a trustworthy organisation or a reputable person in an email communication.

Phishing emails are also used to distribute malware and spyware through links or attachments that can steal information and perform other malicious tasks.

Teach your staff to identify and respond to potential security risks with our Phishing Simulations.

Phishing simulation training is one of the cyber security measures being used to help stop attempted phishing incidents. Phishing is popular with cyber criminals because it enables them to steal financial and personal information by exploiting human behaviour.

Due to the fact that just one mistake by one employee clicking on one link could result in fraud, a data breach, huge costs and damage the company’s reputation, user security awareness is now widespread; employers are educating workers about the latest attack techniques and testing them with phishing simulations to help protect their businesses against cyber crimes.

156m

Phishing emails are sent

16m

Phishing emails get through security filters and into inboxes

8m

Phishing emails are opened and 800,000 links in those emails are clicked

80,000

Recipients fall for a phishing scam