Phishing simulations are proactive measures to evaluate your employees' susceptibility to phishing attacks. We send simulated phishing emails to employees to gauge their awareness of phishing tactics and their ability to identify and report suspicious emails
Phishing assessments play a crucial role in strengthening organization's cybersecurity posture by identifying vulnerabilities, raising awareness among employees, and empowering them to become the first line of defense against phishing attacks
These assessments involve sending simulated phishing emails to employees to gauge their awareness of phishing tactics and their ability to identify and report suspicious emails
We determines the scope and objectives of the phishing assessment. This includes selecting the types of phishing emails to simulate, defining the target audience (e.g., all employees or specific departments), and setting success criteria.
Phishing emails are crafted to mimic real phishing attempts. These emails may include elements such as fake login pages, urgent requests for sensitive information, or offers that seem too good to be true. The goal is to make the emails convincing enough to test employees' responses
The simulated phishing emails are sent to the target audience at predetermined intervals. The emails may vary in complexity and sophistication to assess different levels of awareness and susceptibility among employees
We tracks how employees respond to the simulated phishing emails. This includes monitoring who clicks on links or downloads attachments, who reports the emails as suspicious, and who ignores them
After the assessment period, the organization analyzes the results to identify trends, areas of vulnerability, and potential training needs. This analysis helps prioritize areas for improvement and develop targeted training programs to enhance employees' awareness and response to phishing attacks
Based on the findings from the phishing assessment, the organization provides targeted training and awareness initiatives to educate employees about phishing risks, best practices for identifying phishing emails, and the importance of reporting suspicious emails promptly
Phishing assessments are typically conducted on a recurring basis to measure improvements in employees' awareness and response over time. Regular reassessments help reinforce training efforts and ensure ongoing vigilance against evolving phishing tactics