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IT Security & Cybersecurity
Awareness Training
No matter how much you spend, no matter how complex the technology, no matter how rigorous or punitive the compliance requirements are, investments in technical cybersecurity mitigation measures by themselves will never be enough.
Even if your cyber security defenses in place stop 99.9% of all attempted data breaches, it can take just a single click on a malicious link by a distracted employee, such as through phishing emails, to lock up your entire system or to introduce damaging viruses.
As much faith as we have in our employees to be vigilant against cyber threats, responsible companies must nevertheless plan for lapses and put in place rigorous and ongoing training and awareness programs.
Our Training Program includes the following services
Unlimited Phishing Security Tests
Automated Security Awareness Program
Security ‘Hints & Tips’
Training Access Level I
Automated Training Campaigns
Crypto-Ransom Guarantee
Phish Alert Button
Phishing Reply Tracking
Active Directory Integration
Training Access Level II
Monthly Email Exposure Check
Vishing Security Test
Smart Groups
Social Engineering Indicators
EZXploit™ - “Automated Human Pentesting”
USB Drive Test
Vulnerable Browser Plugin Detection
Priority Level Support
Training Access Level III
AIDA™ Artificial Intelligence-driven Agent BETA
One Time Training Isn't Enough
It’s not enough to put new and existing employees through a 1 hr security training session (perhaps mingled with company history videos, performance expectations, harassment training, etc) and expect perfect execution to counter potential hacks or damaging security incidents.
In the course of a busy work day, a very official looking email could come in from a spoofed executive account, “authorizing” the release of funds, or requesting a password or special phrase.
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Continuous Security Awareness Training
These data breach tactics evolve in sophistication every day, and so we all need to be kept aware of threats in general as well as how it might now present itself. To help keep our clients informed of the threats of today (and tomorrow) RSI offers comprehensive web-based security awareness training that integrates formal training programs with mock phishing attacks that simulate the look and feel of a real social engineered attack.
Given the potential damage of a breach, security concerns need to stay top of mind for everyone in your organization, for such our mock attacks are deployed at random, in various forms. If the employee falls for one of these simulated attacks, an administrator is informed, setting up an opportunity for further training and to understand broader context of why the breach was made possible.
Was the employee simply distracted? Was the attack messaging type new and unique? Was it guised in official looking documents such as a Microsoft Word file? Was it a link hidden in a FedEx tracking email? Whether pass or fail, our training programs provide valuable metrics to company administrators to understand their specific threat attack surface, and can provide insights on how to proactively counter future breach attempts and keep sensitive data away from those with unauthorized access.
RSI Security Can Help
These data breach tactics evolve in sophistication every day, and so we all need to be kept aware of threats in general as well as how it might now present itself. To help keep our clients informed of the threats of today (and tomorrow) RSI offers comprehensive web-based security awareness training that integrates formal training programs with mock phishing attacks that simulate the look and feel of a real social engineered attack.
Given the potential damage of a breach, security concerns need to stay top of mind for everyone in your organization, for such our mock attacks are deployed at random, in various forms. If the employee falls for one of these simulated attacks, an administrator is informed, setting up an opportunity for further training and to understand broader context of why the breach was made possible.
Was the employee simply distracted? Was the attack messaging type new and unique? Was it guised in official looking documents such as a Microsoft Word file? Was it a link hidden in a FedEx tracking email? Whether pass or fail, our training programs provide valuable metrics to company administrators to understand their specific threat attack surface, and can provide insights on how to proactively counter future breach attempts and keep sensitive data away from those with unauthorized access.
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