Phishing simulation
Phishing attacks are a common and increasingly sophisticated threat to companies of all sizes. At SecDesk, we offer a phishing campaign simulation service to help teach your employees how to identify and avoid these attacks.
Our service includes
- Customized phishing simulation campaigns tailored to your specific needs
- Fake emails that mimic real-life phishing attacks
- Tracking and reporting on employee response to the simulations
- Training and education on how to identify and report phishing attacks
What is phishing?
Phishing is the practice in which attackers deceive people into revealing sensitive information or installing malware such as ransomware. It’s the most common form of computer crime.
By taking part in a SecDesk phishing campaign simulation, your employees will learn how to spot the signs of an attack and take the necessary steps to protect your company’s assets.
Our tracking and reporting tools show how your team performs and where they need additional training. We can show them how to avoid phishing attempts by modifying their browsing habits, and being cautious of emails claiming to be from a company asking to “verify” an account.
Our phishing simulations meet four essential criteria.
They’re realistic
In order to truly put your employees to the test, the simulation should be as lifelike as possible.
They’re usable and convenient
Our simulations are easily configured and customisable to your organisation.
They’re complementary to a training programme
A phishing simulation should complement security awareness training that reinforces the lessons employees learn from the exercise. This helps them to understand the wider context of being security conscious.
… and they’re data driven and measurable
We provide you with tangible results that can be used to gauge your organisation’s progress towards a more secure environment.
Don’t let these attacks catch you off guard choose SecDesk for the best in phishing defence.
What types of phishing can your employees run into?
This type of attack involves sending fraudulent bulk emails that appear to be from a legitimate source, such as a bank or government agency. The goal is to trick recipients into clicking on a link or downloading an attachment that will install malware or steal sensitive information, such as login credentials. Attackers either use the information themselves, or sell it on to others.
This is a more targeted form of phishing that targets specific individuals or organizations. The attacker uses personalized information, for example addressing recipients by name and mentioning their bank account or other details to make the attack more believable.
This type of phishing targets high-level executives or other individuals with access to sensitive information. The goal is to trick the victim into divulging confidential information or making unauthorized financial transactions.
This involves phone calls or voicemails. The attacker may pretend to be a representative from a legitimate organization and try to get the victim to divulge sensitive information or install malware.
Also known as “smishing,” this entails sending fraudulent text messages containing links or attachments that can install malware or steal sensitive information.
SecDesk has specialised tooling to even simulate SMS-phishing. There are some perquisites which have to be met, please plan an appointment with one of our security specialists to get more info!
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