Help Your Team Spot Scam Emails
Phishing or scam emails are becoming increasingly convincing and difficult to spot.
From fake Microsoft 365 alerts and delivery notifications to urgent requests that appear to come from colleagues or suppliers, it isn’t always easy to tell what’s genuine and what isn’t.
Give your employees practical experience of spotting suspicious emails with phishing simulations delivered in a safe, controlled environment.
Build Cyber Confidence Through Real-World Experience
Phishing simulations recreate the types of scam emails your employees could encounter during a normal working day.
Realistic phishing simulation emails are sent to your team, giving employees the opportunity to practise recognising the warning signs of phishing without putting your business or its data at risk.
It’s a simple, practical way to raise cyber security awareness and help employees feel more confident when deciding whether an email can be trusted.
How Do Phishing Simulations Work?
Your employees receive carefully designed simulated phishing emails that reflect common real-world threats.
The results can help you understand how your team responds and identify areas where additional guidance or cyber security awareness training could be beneficial.
This can help your business:
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Increase awareness of common phishing techniques
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Help employees recognise suspicious emails more confidently
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Encourage staff to stop and think before clicking links or sharing information
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Build confidence in reporting suspicious emails
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Identify opportunities for additional training and support
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Strengthen your overall cyber security culture
Turn greater awareness into positive everyday habits
Cyber security technology provides an important layer of protection, but your employees also play a vital role in keeping your organisation secure. Employees are the greatest forms of cyber defence.
Regular phishing simulations help keep cyber security in the forefront of everyone’s minds and give employees the opportunity to develop good habits through practical experience.
Rather than focusing on catching people out, the aim is to educate, support and build confidence.
Because the more familiar your team becomes with the signs of a suspicious email, the better prepared they are for when a real one arrives.