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Cyber Security Awareness Training and Testing Programmes

According to analysts, between 50% and 90% of cybersecurity breaches can be traced back to phishing attacks, which rely on human error to succeed.

Our ongoing cyber security awareness testing and training programme increases employee vigilance against threats, so they form a stronger line of defence against malicious attacks. As one of the UK’s leading cyber security specialists, our knowledge of the latest techniques and solutions is second to none.

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Monthly phishing simulation campaigns

Our phishing attack simulator is provided by Webroot, a market leader in security awareness training.

The phishing attack simulator can test different areas of the organisation at times and in ways agreed with you. It uses simulated yet realistic phishing scams similar to those a hacker would use.

The simulation monitors and collects data on your users’ responses to the simulated phishing emails, generating reports so that you can deploy Security Awareness Training as required.

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Ongoing Cyber Security Awareness Training

The goal of Security Awareness Training is to improve employee awareness of cyber security threats and reduce the risk of accidental network infections and data breach.

A comprehensive training programme includes:

Data security overview: Different forms of data and the importance of storing and transferring it correctly
Safe use of portable media: Ensuring that portable or removable media don’t accidentally introduce malware to the network
Avoiding social engineering attempts: Spotting the techniques used by attackers posing as customers or employees
Understanding and avoiding malware: Different forms malware e.g. adware, spyware, Trojans, rootkits and ransomware
Ransomware: Spotting a ransomware attack and steps to stop it spreading across a network

Spotting phishing attacks: Identifying suspicious looking emails, attachments and links
Safeguarding passwords: Secure password management and locking down computers when leaving the desk
Using websites and software safely: Safe browsing and avoiding websites and applications loaded with viruses
Avoiding email phishing attacks: Guarding against the email tactics used by the fraudsters
Securing the physical environment: How to be vigilant about visitors, employees and contractors “shoulder surfing” staff, or trying to gain access to secure premises.