Cyber attacks are on the rise. PhishingBox recently sat down with WKYT, the CBS affiliate in Lexington, Kentucky, to discuss the alarming trend of successful attacks and provide expert advice on how to avoid becoming part of a bad statstic.
One of the primary ways organizations are looking to win in 2022 and moving forward is by optimizing their security awareness solutions. Being proactive about safeguarding your sensitive data through awareness, simulation and education are paramount in not only meeting your organization’s goals for this year and beyond, but exceeding them as well.
PhishingBox's KillPhish email threat protection add-in is a powerful addition to their already robust phishing simulation and training ecosystem.
PhishingBox, an industry leader in phishing simulation and training, announced today that it has successfully completed the SOC 2 Type 2 audit, which was conducted by MCM CPAs & Advisors LLP. The System Organization Control (SOC) is a reporting framework created by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) that sets standards for managing customer and user data.
PhishingBox is excited to announce the addition of Advanced Human Detection (AHD) to the platform. This update will help security professionals save time by minimizing false positives caused by security and other anti-phishing software. AHD uses many data points to determine if a human performed the actions. Without AHD, the results of a simulated phishing test may be unreliable.
PhishingBox is proud to be one of the first companies to adopt version 4 of the Cloud Controls Matrix (CCM) from the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA). The Cloud Controls Matrix is a cybersecurity framework for documenting security controls in cloud computing environments.
The Kentucky Chamber Annual Cybersecurity Conference is September 8-9, 2021, in Lexington, Kentucky. PhishingBox is proud to participate in the conference, and the Founder of PhishingBox, Brad Fenster, is one of the conference speakers.
When analyzing the results of a phishing campaign, combating false positives is an ongoing and ever-changing process. Every security professional, on any platform, faces this problem every day, especially if they cannot 100% safelist their Phishing Simulator.
The world of cybersecurity is ever-changing, and bad actors are increasingly coming up with sophisticated social engineering phishing attempts that most people lack the training to identify
