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Phishing testing

Training and Education

Help your team combat phishing

Customized simulations

◉ Targeted training
◉ Track progress and clicks
◉ Data-driven assessments
◉ Relentless education 
◉ Extensive library with ready-made tests

Continuous phishing campaigns

Mimic targets and use Email Customization

Secure businesses from Phishing risks

Did you know that:

• 90% of cyber attacks start with phishing.

• 4/10 employees shared confidential data within 24 hours of targeted test attacks.

• No tooling can 100% prevent an attack. Training of employees to recognize phishing is essential. 

Lupasafe phishing enables MSPs and IT leaders to run tailored, regular campaigns for clients to train and test employees.  Use easy set-up templates and spear phishing simulations to engage businesses and improve security culture.

Fast set up for automated phishing tests

• Onboard Lupasafe in ten minutes, selecting your users and templates.

• Run a phishing attack, responding to current events within your organization.

• All users get a short microlearning video on how to recognize phishing emails.

• Possibility to increase difficulty and harvest credentials.

• Dashboard progress of employees results.

Deliver key phishing training

Awareness for phishing emails 

  • Are employees aware of signs to look out for?  
  • Do employees know the rules for email accounts?  

Data security 

  • Do they know what to share – what not?
  • Do employees know wow to share information requested via email?  

Cyber security processes 

  • Is all staff aware of procedures and communications? 
  • Do individuals know what do and change to if they are impersonated?

Regular testing  

  • We recommend to test regularly, with low frequency (four times a year) but high impact, to ensure the team is observant for phishing, but not complacent from testing. You can also choose to send out automatically more often (once a month).
  • Create a supportive ambience to ensure teams are collaborative and open to communicate risks. Make sure people feel free to share their mistakes.
  • Specific and tailored to your business to ensure effective understanding of risks and issues. 
Source: https://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Global_Cybersecurity_Outlook_2024.pdf

Improve awareness. Train your employees and avoid phishing attacks.

How big is the phishing-problem? 

Up to 40% of companies in the Netherlands and Germany have experienced at least one type of cyber attack in the last year, with phishing being one of the common methods. The German government reports that the risk of cyber threats is higher than ever, partly due to advances in generative AI that improves phishing and fraud. 

Data from the UK census says 3% of those who said they’d had a phishing attempt admit to clicking.   

32% of UK respondents reported receiving a message via text or instant messaging, which may have been phishing, in the month before being asked.  

Of those who replied to or clicked on a link in a phishing message, more than a third (35%) said they did so for financial or material gain, and 30% to pay an invoice or bill. What people say isn’t always what they do 

Lupasafe data sees up to 40% of employees clicking and sharing confidential data within 24 hours.  The good news is that people who have experienced cyber attacks firsthand tend to have a more realistic understanding of the risks and their own cyber awareness levels. 

Reduced phishing clicks with Lupasafe 

Before a phishing test, more 60% of respondents could not differentiate between Microsofts’s real login page and a phishing site designed to imitate it. After training, this number significantly reduced. 

32% of UK respondents reported receiving a message via text or instant messaging, which may have been phishing, in the month before being asked.  

Of those who replied to or clicked on a link in a phishing message, more than a third (35%) said they did so for financial or material gain, and 30% to pay an invoice or bill.

Phishing is a risk to all types of business

IT is at the heart of most businesses, and especially professional services 75% of legal firms have had cyber attacks

Example of an Initiated cyber attack on business: This case study from the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre shows how attackers ‘only need to be lucky once’ to get the instance of malware or credentials they are looking for. 

– 1800 emails received 

– 1750 stopped by a filter 

– 50 went to mailboxes 

– 36 were ignored or reported 

– 25 reported including those clicked on 

– 14 clicked launching malware 

– 13 malware unsuccessful from patching 

– 1 malware installed 

– 1 malware detected, blocked 

– 1 device seized, investigated, cleansed in hours 

 

 

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