Phishing Training for Employees

Is phishing your employee a necessity? The answer is yes. Because phishing is one of the most successful ways cybercriminals access companies’ passwords and other security credentials. A cybercriminal impersonates a legitimate person or entity and sends a fake email to manipulate employees into opening a malware-containing attachment or clicking on a link to a malicious website to seize passwords. Therefore, companies that want to block phishing attacks need to train their employees not to click on links or open attachments in suspicious emails. However, due to various reasons, employees keep clicking on the links or attachments that are meant to be opened. For many employees, their job consists almost entirely of opening attachments from strangers, etc. Thus, along with cyber awareness training, companies need to deal with phishing problems through phishing simulators, which involve sending fake emails to their employees to exhibit the characteristics of phishing emails and show them real-life attack scenarios and their consequences.

Keepnet Labs’ phishing simulator has many convincing systems and custom phishing templates built by security experts. It also offers a variety of resources, including a phishing education page that companies can use in conjunction with their phishing simulations.

Use our phishing simulator for defense against social engineering attacks.

With phishing tests, employees will learn to identify phishing attempts and their variations and report them properly. You will also be used to assess the success of security training programs and find weak points. The phishing simulation module is fully connected with our awareness educator. It can automatically place employees who fall victim to our phishing simulations on the proper e-learning courses to increase their awareness of actual phishing attempts.

Keepnet Labs’ phishing simulation focuses on issues that many sectors are now dealing with, and we offer a thorough analysis of how Keepnet Labs’ security awareness modules have protected your system.