Security Awareness

Security awareness training is valuable. Recognizing suspicious emails, questioning unexpected login requests, and knowing what phishing looks like: all of that makes attacks harder.

But here’s the honest truth: with enough effort, anyone can be phished. I run simulated phishing campaigns for clients regularly as part of Cyber Attack Simulation engagements, and I have never failed to catch at least a few users, no matter how good their training is.

Security Awareness Training teaches your staff to recognize and resist the attacks that cause most breaches: phishing, social engineering, and weak passwords, delivered by a pentester who actually runs these attacks.

Most cyber attacks begin with a human error. Someone has set a weak password or opened the wrong email attachment. Therefore, it is essential that all employees are trained on how to behave correctly.