Phishing Simulation
A phishing simulation is a controlled, safe ‘fake’ attack. We send realistic but harmless emails to target employees to see how they react.
The Goal: It’s not to “catch” or punish people. It’s to teach them how to spot the subtle red flags of a cyberattack in a high-stakes environment without the actual risk of a data breach.
The Result: If an employee clicks a link in a simulation, they are immediately met with a “Teachable Moment” rather than a malicious threat.
Key Objectives:
- Assess employee awareness: Evaluate employees’ ability to recognize and avoid phishing attacks.
- Identify vulnerabilities: Identify weaknesses in the organization’s security awareness training or policies.
- Improve security: Provide recommendations for improving employee training and security awareness.
By simulating phishing attacks, organizations can identify and address vulnerabilities in their security posture and reduce their risk of falling victim to real-world phishing attacks.
Why is it Important for Your Business?
Humans are the New Perimeter: Most modern hacks don’t happen through sophisticated malware, they happen because someone clicked a link. You can have the multiple layers of defense in place, but an employee’s inbox is a straight shot into your network.
Building “Muscle Memory”: Reading a policy manual is boring. Spotting a fake invoice in real-time builds the instinctual habit of questioning suspicious emails.
