With our platform, your company can conduct phishing simulations as an effective way to test and train employees' cyber security awareness and susceptibility to social engineering tactics, spear phishing and ransomware attacks.
Social engineering poses a significant risk to businesses, with phishing being a common tactic.
Conduct authorized phishing attacks to test and re-test your employees susceptibility
to socially engineered hacking tactics.
Our simple method for conducting simulated phishing attacks combined with our security awareness courses will help you combat phishing threats. Evaluate the human element of security and determined which employees need training. Whether you are testing employees at your company, or those of your clients, PhishingBox makes social engineering testing simple to reproduce spear phishing, clone phishing and other hacking tactics.
Our Phishing Simulator has convincing ready to go phishing templates to choose from, built by security experts. Almost half of all social engineering attacks involve some form of phishing. When dealing with targeted spear phishing and other cyber attacks, this number increases to over 91 percent. Included with our phishing simulator is our phishing awareness training courses that are simple and to the point.
Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report - 2018
In its eleventh edition, the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) continues to be a wealth of information for security professionals. Email threats, such as phishing, continue to be a problem.
Check Point Research 2018 Security Report Summary
Check Point Research has released their 2018 Security Report. This information security report provides insight into today’s threat landscape, including email-borne threats such as phishing.
Symantec Internet Security Threat Report 2018
The Symantec Internet Security Threat Report continues to be a valuable resource for companies to understand current threat vectors. The report highlights current threats and provides specific statistics related to these threats.
Social engineering, or the act of attacking the human element of security, poses a significant risk to businesses.