Phishing Simulation AKASIA
Protect your business from cyberattacks with the proper training of your employees to recognize phishing threats effectively. We provide comprehensive phishing simulation services to enhance cybersecurity awareness in your organization and build strong defenses against social engineering attacks.
Contact Us for ConsultationWhy is Phishing Simulation Important?
Phishing attacks are among the major menaces in cyberspace. Attackers often masquerade as trusted sources, such as banks, government agencies, or even internal company emails. Their goal is to trick employees into providing sensitive data or accessing malicious links that can compromise the company's systems.
Akasia Phishing simulations are made to bring awareness among the employees in handling these kinds of threats. By the hands-on experience that simulations provide, we enable businesses to harden the layers of their defense by reducing the risks of data breach and increasing awareness about cybersecurity across the team.
Phishing Simulation Services Provided by AKASIA Cyber
Realistic Phishing Email Simulations
The phishing emails we send are designed to closely mimic real-world threats, including emails from banks, government agencies, or even internal company emails.
Detailed Analytical Reports and Reporting
We provide comprehensive reports detailing who recognized the phishing threats and who failed to do so. This analysis helps you understand security awareness gaps within your company.
Ongoing Training and Education
We don't just test your employees, but also offer training that helps them understand more sophisticated phishing attack tactics and ways to avoid falling for them.
Security Team Monitoring Dashboard
Your security team can access a dashboard for live monitoring of phishing simulation results, enabling them to see how employees are responding overall.
Phishing Simulation Flow
1. Phishing Attack Simulation
Conducting a simulated phishing attack to mimic real-world threats.
2. Analysis of Simulation Results
Analyzing the results to determine who recognized the phishing attempt and who did not.
3. Employee Training
Providing training to employees on identifying and avoiding phishing attempts.
4. Follow-Up Simulation
Running another phishing simulation to test the effectiveness of the training and improvements.