Reduce the risk of successful phishing and improve employee vigilance against cyber threats.
In the digital age, where cyber threats loom large and phishing scams are more sophisticated than ever, businesses face an unprecedented challenge: safeguarding their digital assets and their people. Enter grAssessment, a cutting-edge program designed to fortify your organization's first line of defense— your workforce.
GrAssessment is a program to support our customers to improve cybersecurity awareness and practices by conducting customized phishing assessment campaigns. It reassures customers with peace of mind that their workforce has a heightened sense of awareness to help protect their organizations from phishing attacks.
Managed by qualified cybersecurity professionals.
Conducts customized campaigns that mimic real-world threats to assess and improve user susceptibility.
Provides real-time, concise training as issues arise and allows for self-paced learning.
Monitors and refines training content based on known weaknesses and emerging attack patterns.
Embarking on a proactive journey to bolster your organization's cybersecurity, we present a systematic methodology to
enhance the phishing defense capabilities.
Boost your team's vigilance and safeguard your organization. —grAssessment fortifies your cyber defenses without compromise.
Reduce the risk of successful phishing and improve employee vigilance against cyber threats.
Helps avoid financial and reputational damage by fostering a culture of cyber-vigilance and compliance.
Provide customers with peace of mind, knowing their employees are highly aware to help protect the organization from phishing attacks.
GrAssessment serves as a solution to bolster our clients' cybersecurity vigilance and methodologies through tailored phishing assessment initiatives. It provides clients with the confidence that their employees possess an enhanced awareness, which is crucial for safeguarding their businesses against the threat of phishing scams.
The targeted users include individuals, departments, interest groups, and all staff members within the organization.
The sending sources can be familiar, trusted, obligatory, and can come from either internal or external entities.
The content must be local, timely, in context, and relevant to the intended recipient to ensure its effectiveness.
The depth of the response to these communications is indicative of the seriousness of the security breach they are designed to detect.
Recipients are expected to interact with the communication by clicking on hyperlinks, opening attachments, logging in, or responding to the email, among other actions.