Email Phishing Education

Phishing Simulator

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Phishing Simulator for your business

Elevate your email security with our phishing simulator – a cyber security drill that assesses a company’s capability to identify and counteract phishing attacks.

  • Employee Training

    Enhances employees’ proficiency in recognising and evading phishing attacks.

  • Risk Assessment

    Aids businesses in pinpointing vulnerabilities and evaluating susceptibility to phishing threats.

  • Behavioral Change

    Promotes a security-aware mindset, thereby diminishing the likelihood of falling prey to genuine attacks.

  • Security Awareness Culture

    Nurtures a workplace culture that prioritises and practices security awareness.

  • Incident Response Preparation

    Permits businesses to rehearse and enhance their response to phishing incidents.

  • Compliance and Regulation

    Assists in meeting industry and regulatory prerequisites for cyber security training and risk management.

SECURITY AWARENESS CAMPAIGN TOOL

Protect your business from phishing attacks

The Geostream phishing simulator is a potent tool for boosting cyber security by delivering practical training to identify and resist phishing attacks. Reports indicate that approximately 82% of data breaches involved a human element in 2022. Our service not only enables your business to strengthen its defenses but also extends its protective shield to individuals in their personal lives. By imparting essential skills, we contribute to safeguarding users in an ever-evolving online world.

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Questions about Phishing Simulator

What is a phishing simulator?

A phishing simulator is a tool crafted to assess and enhance a business’s resilience against phishing attacks. It generates simulated phishing scenarios to evaluate how effectively employees can detect and respond to phishing emails, assisting businesses in pinpointing vulnerabilities and bolstering their cyber security awareness.

How does a phishing simulator work?

Phishing simulators typically dispatch realistic-looking simulated phishing emails to employees. These emails replicate common phishing tactics, such as urgent requests or enticing offers, and include links or attachments that, when engaged with, redirect users to a simulated landing page. The simulator then monitors user actions, offering insights into potential security risks and areas for improvement.

What are the benefits of using a phishing simulator?

Utilising a phishing simulator provides numerous benefits, including:

  • Evaluating and improving employee awareness of phishing threats.
  • Identifying vulnerabilities in the business’ security infrastructure.
  • Delivering targeted training to employees based on their responses.
  • Enhancing overall cyber security preparedness.
  • Diminishing the risk of successful phishing attacks.

How often should businesses conduct phishing simulations?

The frequency of phishing simulations varies based on factors such as the business’ size, industry, and the evolving nature of cyber threats. However, it is generally recommended to conduct simulations regularly, such as quarterly or semi-annually, to reinforce cyber security awareness and adapt to emerging phishing tactics.

Can phishing simulators be customised for specific industries or businesses?

Yes, many phishing simulators, including ours, allow customisation to tailor scenarios to specific industries, business structures, or compliance requirements. Customisation may encompass industry-specific phishing templates, personalised content, and the ability to simulate various types of phishing attacks relevant to the business.

How can businesses use the results from phishing simulations to improve security?

Businesses can leverage the results of phishing simulations to::

  • Identify areas of weakness in employee awareness.
  • Implement targeted training and awareness programs for individuals or departments with lower performance.
  • Introduce additional security measures, such as enhanced email filtering or multi-factor authentication, based on identified vulnerabilities.
  • Monitor improvements over time and adjust security policies and training programs accordingly.

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