Our Security Awareness Service
Phishing Simulation
Routine simulated phishing has been proven to minimize the risk of end-users falling victim to a malicious phishing attempt.
Weekly Micro-Training
2-minute micro-training video & short quiz to keep users continuously trained while enhancing their Employee Security Score (ESS).
Monthly Newsletter
Security newsletters sent monthly to keep users up to date with the latest cybersecurity trends and consistently reinforce security awareness.
Annual Cybersecurity Training
Set the foundation each year with an overview and assessment of the most important cybersecurity practices.
Dark Web Monitoring
Proactively monitor the dark web for compromised account data. The sooner end-users are notified of a breach, the sooner they can change their passwords
Written Security Policies
Security policies are key to establishing expectations and explaining repercussions to protect your client organizations. Our document management portal contains a variety of customizable security policies from BYOD to Security Incident Response.
Client Engagement Process
During an initial meeting, one of our seasoned consultants will engage with you to ascertain your security needs.
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Scoping
We will draft a comprehensive proposal, incorporating recommendations to ensure compliance with industry-specific requirements.
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Planning
The penetration testing phase is executed to identify vulnerabilities within your environment.
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Discovery
We furnish a written report that offers detailed insights into risk levels, potential impacts, and recommended actions.
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Reporting
After the report is delivered, our experienced consultants will convene with your representatives to discuss the report's findings and lay out remediation steps.
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Debriefing
Why is Security Awareness Important
95% of all cyber security issues are caused by human error according to the - World Economic Forum Global Risk Report 2022.
All it takes is one employee to cause a data breach.
A focus on improving employee security strength will help business to significantly uplift their Cyber Security Posture.
Maintain compliance with regulations like - HIPAA, GDPR, PCI DSS, FISMA and many more
Detect emerging and evolving simulation techniques, Mitigate zero-day vulnerabilities.
Our Penetration Test Certifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Socially engineered messages are messages that “appear legitimate and from a trustworthy source” sent by a malicious entity to direct users into performing specific actions such as opening an attachment, visiting a website, revealing account credentials, providing sensitive information, or transferring money. Socially engineered messages are likely to be work-related, infer a sense of urgency, or target a specific interest of users. They may also appear to come from someone known to users, such as a colleague, senior manager, or authoritative part of their organization (e.g., the information technology, human resources, or finance areas).
The one answer is - Anyone and everyone
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Users
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high profile individuals
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senior managers and their staff
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system administrators
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staff members from human resources, sales, marketing, finance, and legal areas.
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Contractors, suppliers, etc.
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Ask yourself-
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Is the sender asking you to open an attachment or access a website?
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Is the sender asking you to perform a specific activity for them?
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Is the sender asking for information they would not necessarily have a need to know?
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Is the message suspiciously written?
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If you suspect that you have received a socially engineered message, do not delete or forward it. Contact your organization’s information technology help desk or security team and seek advice on how to proceed.