SecurityIQ, AwareEd, and PhishSim User’s Manual, Pt. 1: Introduction
Phishing simulations & training
Introduction
SecurityIQ is an online learning platform that combines a phishing simulator and computer-based security awareness training system in one easy-to-use cloud-based service. SecurityIQ allows your organization to achieve total cybersecurity compliance by enrolling everyone in your organization into our automated campaigns.
AwareEd
AwareEd delivers world-class, highly interactive security awareness training to any organization by allowing it to enroll learners, assign the appropriate educational modules to learners based on their roles within the organization, and configure the time frame in which the learning should take place. Users will then have immediate access to the AwareEd courses and receive enrollment notifications and reminders while they progress through the training.
AwareEd training modules cover a wide range of topics and are all composed of short lectures followed by realistic exercises. This approach is a technique that has been proven to increase learner retention, course completion, and interest in the program.
PhishSim
PhishSim improves an employee's ability to resist phishing messages through the use of automated phishing simulation. Choose from a library of tested phishing attack templates or create your own, define a timeframe in which the tests will be delivered and how many times you want to repeat the tests, and SecurityIQ takes it from there. Your employees will begin receiving simulated phishing attacks and immediate education if they should fall victim to the test.
Reporting
SecurityIQ reporting allows you to quickly assess the progress of your organization’s AwareEd and PhishSim campaigns by seeing exactly who has completed security awareness courses or who has “taken the bait” in the simulated phishing attacks. This empowers you to make immediate decisions on how to best tailor your training to meet your goals as quickly as possible.
Phishing simulations & training
Reporting also allows you to rapidly measure the success of your training activities and easily visualize the successful return on your investment.
- Reduce security events
- Reinforce cyber secure behaviors
- Strengthen cybersecurity culture at your organization
In this Series
- SecurityIQ, AwareEd, and PhishSim User’s Manual, Pt. 1: Introduction
- Keeping your inbox safe: How to prevent business email compromise
- The best 9 phishing simulators for employee security awareness training (2023)
- How to set up a phishing attack with the Social-Engineer Toolkit
- Extortion: How attackers double down on threats
- How Zoom is being exploited for phishing attacks
- 11 phishing email subject lines your employees need to recognize [Updated 2022]
- Consent phishing: How attackers abuse OAuth 2.0 permissions to dupe users
- The state of BEC in 2021 (and beyond)
- Why employees keep falling for phishing (and the science to help them)
- Phishing attacks doubled last year, according to Anti-Phishing Working Group
- The Phish Scale: How NIST is quantifying employee phishing risk
- 6 most sophisticated phishing attacks of 2020
- JavaScript obfuscator: Overview and technical overview
- Malicious Excel attachments bypass security controls using .NET library
- Phishing with Google Forms, Firebase and Docs: Detection and prevention
- Phishing domain lawsuits and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
- Phishing: Reputational damages
- Spearphishing meets vishing: New multi-step attack targets corporate VPNs
- Phishing attack timeline: 21 hours from target to detection
- Overview of phishing techniques: Brand impersonation
- BEC attacks: A business risk your insurance company is unlikely to cover
- Cybercrime at scale: Dissecting a dark web phishing kit
- Lockphish phishing attack: Capturing android PINs & iPhone passcodes over https
- 4 types of phishing domains you should blacklist right now
- Email attack trend predictions for 2020
- 4 tips for phishing field employees [Updated 2020]
- How to scan email headers for phishing and malicious content
- Should you phish-test your remote workforce?
- Overview of phishing techniques: Fake invoice/bills
- Phishing simulations in 5 easy steps — Free phishing training kit
- Overview of phishing techniques: Urgent/limited supplies
- Overview of phishing techniques: Compromised account
- Phishing techniques: Contest winner scam
- Phishing techniques: Expired password/account
- Overview of Phishing Techniques: Fake Websites
- Overview of phishing techniques: Order/delivery notifications
- Phishing technique: Message from a friend/relative
- [Updated] Top 9 coronavirus phishing scams making the rounds
- Phishing technique: Message from the boss
- Cyber Work podcast: Email attack trend predictions for 2020
- Phishing techniques: Clone phishing
- Phishing attachment hides malicious macros from security tools
- Phishing techniques: Asking for sensitive information via email
- PayPal credential phishing with an even bigger hook
- Your 2020 tax scam training guide
- Abusing email rules
- 8 phishing simulation tips to promote more secure behavior
- Top types of Business Email Compromise [BEC]
- Be aware of these 20 new phishing techniques
- Phishing in academic environments
- Reduce security events
- Reinforce cyber secure behaviors
- Strengthen cybersecurity culture at your organization
