Phishing Simulation

A Phishing simulation is a training tool that organisations can use to send realistic phishing email to employees in order to test their level of awareness of such attacks, as well as advising them on what to do with phishing emails when they receive them. A Phishing simulation is typically conducted in coordination with cyber security training that educates employees about how these attacks work and how to avoid them.

Eye-catching subject lines are tailor-made to grab your attention. Beware of the ones that are intended to deceive you. Globally, over 90 percent of malware is delivered via e-mail. While you or other employees might click on an e-mail in good faith, it could pose a financial risk to your business. So, wouldn’t you rather be safe than sorry?

Incident Response Solutions can run carefully planned, simulated phishing attacks to help you find out how vigilant your employees are and how they can be trained further. We can run a combination of pre-configured phishing kits and custom kits that contain text and formatting from a third party your staff often communicate with.

Examples of our pre-configured kits include:

(Antivirus) Disabled	LinkedIn – Password Reset
(Bank) – Locked Account	Microsoft – Quarantined Email
(Bank) – Low Balance	Netflix – Update Account
(Courier) – Package Delivered	Office 365 – Exchange Service Outage
(Credit Card) – High Volume Purchase	Office 365 – Suspicious Login
Amazon – Verify Account	Office 365 – Employee Benefits Package
COVID-19 – Google Doc Invite	OneDrive – Changes to OneDrive
DropBox – Suspicious Login	OneDrive – Document Invite
Find My iPhone – Find My iPhone Disabled	PayPal – Fraudulent Activity
Google Chrome – New Sign In	Spotify – Account Suspended
Google Docs – Invitation to Edit	Twitter – Locked Account
iCloud – Storage Full	Zoom – Confirm Account

Incident Response Solutions can help you with your cyber training and awareness program, delivered via an in person workshop, cyber incident simulation, or online course.