Boxphish Cyber Awareness Training and Phishing Simulations

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Net-Ctrl has recently partnered with Boxphish, a leading provider in the Cyber Awareness market, delivering thousands of phishing simulations and cyber education journeys on a monthly basis.

 

The Boxphish mission is simple, they want to make our clients more cyber aware. They achieve this by identifying risk areas and potential vulnerabilities within your ecosystem and providing a series of impactful training.

 

Why consider Cyber Awareness Training

• 68% increase in Phishing on Edu in last 12 months

• 30% of Edu sites have been infected with Malware

• 83% of all Edu have suffered an attack

• Over 90% of CyberAttacks involve Staff Error

 

The solution is designed to improve the online security knowledge of end-users and reduce their level of risk – this is achieved via email threat simulation and ongoing, diverse training on a wide range of topics. All it takes is 5 minutes of your user’s time each month. The solution then builds a profile for each user based on their assessment results and simulation interactions, altering future training material to meet the individual needs.

 

Boxphish main differentiators from other services are their automated approach, meaning they can perform all the above with a hands-off approach, they also provide a powerful reporting tool that provides a detailed overview of user performance. This has proven useful for reporting to Heads, governors etc. Their reporting also tracks performance gains over time so you can see where improvements have been made.

 

Pricing is based on the number of staff - you also get access to student modules that look at staying safe online, social bullying and other topics

 

To further explain the Boxphish solution watch our 3-minute overview video.

 

We are also running 20 minutes 1-on-1 solution demonstrations and Q+A session. If this is of interest please send me a PM with your availability and I will look to book this in for you.

 

If you have any questions - please ask.