Cyber Security Phishing Awareness Training educates employees on how to spot and report suspected phishing attempts, to protect themselves and the company from cybercriminals, hackers, and other bad actors who want to disrupt and steal from your business.
Phishing and related social engineering campaigns are today’s number one way attackers hack into your data. Over 90,000 unique phishing campaigns are launched every month! Surveys show that phishing is seen more than any other type of threat!
Cyber Security Awareness Phishing Training
Cyber Security Awareness Phishing Training starts with educating your employees on why phishing is harmful and empowering them to detect and report phishing attempts. You could deliver this initial training via a written document, an online video, company or department meetings, classroom training, or a combination.
Create Phishing Campaigns
Simulated phishing campaigns reinforce employee training, help you understand your own risk and improve workforce resiliency—these can take many forms, such as spear phishing, mass phishing, and whaling.
Reinforce the Cyber Security Phishing Awareness Training
When employees click on a link or an attachment in a simulated phishing email, it’s important to communicate to them that they have potentially put both themselves and the business at risk. You can then display a “training page” that reinforces the dangers of phishing and reminds the employees how to report suspect emails. 
Track Results and Improve
Use the results, such as the attack types that are most successful and which teams were most vulnerable, to focus your security monitoring. This will strengthen your cyber security phishing awareness training, and add additional defences for phishing protection. You can also use the results to track the progress of your phishing awareness program and document improvements.
Reis Informatica can help to make sure your employees are educated and help prevent potential attacks. We have created an infographic every employee should have at their desk to remind them of what a phishing attack could look like. This will help them become more aware before clicking.
Download our phishing infographic every employee should have!
