Phishing now represents the greatest threat to cyber security for organisations of all sizes. Technology alone cannot solve the problem – some attacks always get through to people. The good news is that with ongoing cyber security awareness training and practice for everyone – and a threat response plan in place – the risk can be dramatically reduced.
Putting this kind of programme in place requires skills typically outside of I.T.; the School of Phish Blog and other Resources give advice and information, and challenge I.T., General Management, HR and Finance, to engage with cyber security awareness and phishing prevention – for the well being of their organisations, customers, suppliers and people.
Cyber Security Trends: State of the Phishing Threat in 2023
The latest cyber security trends demonstrate that phishing attacks are on the rise. Read this blog as we look at the 2023 phishing trends.
Why Phishing is not just an IT issue
Phishing is an activity that plays on human nature and it is not something that should be just left to your IT department to deal with. Read more on why Phishing is not just an IT issue.
You can’t “patch” people. Why IT should get help with employee cyber security awareness
Employee cyber security awareness is the last line of defence in countering phishing threats. You can’t “patch” people, but you can use a managed service to help mitigate the phishing security risk.
6 Steps to Cyber Security Awareness across your Organisation
What do you need to do to build a successful cyber security education and awareness programme, and how can you ensure that everyone is on-board and it becomes part of the everyday company culture?
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How do School of Phish managed services help organisations protect against phishing
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Can modern security technologies provide complete protection against phishing
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A phishing prevention programme must provide regular training. What else should be included?
