Security awareness training is a key component of any sound information security program. With the PhishingBox suite of security tools, any organization can implement a robust security awareness training program. The threat from cyber criminals is not going away. Training your end users helps to minimize the threat from phishing and other social engineering attacks.
All employees should receive security awareness training. We provide PhishingBox security courses along with courses from our third-party content providers. These courses range from general information security to specific courses on phishing, social engineering, and more.
Security is only as good as the weakest component. Through realistic phishing tests, an organization can evaluate if their employees are susceptible to phishing threats or other social engineering attacks.
When someone fails a phishing test, the organization has the option to provide a training moment to give security awareness training information at that point. Alternatively, the person could be automatically enrolled into a specific training course to be taken at a later time.
Course programs are a combination of several courses that can be grouped together. The course program allows an organization to require several courses to be taken to complete a requirement.
In addition to training courses, administrators can send security tips to employees. These tips provide easy-to-digest information to help improve end-user security. Click here to learn more about the security tips feature.
We have several content providers for security courses. Learn more about our content providers here.
Assigning training can be time consuming. With auto enrollment, training can easily be assigned.
Training moments allow for real-time information to be given to employees who fail a phishing test.
With robust reporting capabilities, organizations can understand their security posture.
Through integrations, organizations can easily deploy or maintain the PhishingBox system.
With web-hooks, security administrators can be notified if someone fails a phishing test.
The platform includes training from PhishingBox and other third-party content providers. Learn more about our security awareness training content providers here.
Yes. You can add your own courses or training material to the system. In addition, you can upload any SCORM formatted training via our LMS. Learn more about our LMS here.
SCORM is a standard format for training material to allow content and results to be used in different platforms without the need to customize the content.
Yes. Our security awareness training platform includes a phishing simulator. Learn more about the PhishingBox phishing simulator here.
It's up to you. You can configure the system to automatically enroll employees that fail a phishing test into a training course.
Yes. PhishingBox includes a learning management system. Learn more about our LMS here. As an alternative, you can use a third-party LMS via our standard integration, or via our API.
We have developed the Net Reporter Score™ to provide a simple metric for measuring an organization's security posture. Learn more about the PhishingBox Net Reporter Score™ here.