Employees can be a potential security vulnerability within an organization. Not all employees possess adequate knowledge to guard against malicious emails. Attackers exploit this vulnerability to circumvent organizational security controls, potentially rendering your IT security setup ineffective and resulting in significant financial losses. If you lack clear answers to these questions, it may be prudent to conduct social engineering testing to gauge your employees’ awareness.
- Do your employees possess sufficient training to recognize a social engineering attack?
- Are your business processes robust in detecting fraudulent transaction attempts?
- Can your email security controls effectively shield your organization from phishing malware?
We can help you:
- Spot potential vulnerabilities in business processes.
- Assess your employees’ current level of awareness regarding phishing.
- Assess the business risk in the event of a successful phishing attack.
- Verify the effectiveness of your email security controls.
We offer two types of social engineering testing methods
Blackbox
This social engineering test involves executing a phishing attack by conducting OSINT on the organization to pinpoint potential targets. Crafted emails contain specific content tailored to the personal interests, business opportunities, etc., of the target(s)
Whitebox
In this form of social engineering testing, the client organization furnishes us with email addresses, phone numbers, departments, and email content to execute an attack.
How it Works
Methodology
OSINT (Blackbox)
Identify potential targets within the client organization by leveraging information available on the internet.
Attack
Dispatch carefully designed emails to targets with the intention of obtaining credentials or deceiving them into downloading and executing malicious documents.
Track
Monitor the actions taken by targets in response to phishing emails, including activities like opening, clicking, downloading, and entering credentials.
Report
Compile a thorough report on the assessment, encompassing observations, statistics, and recommended remedial actions.
Support
After completing the assessment, WeSecureApp will assist the client organization in formulating mitigation strategies.
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What do you get?
Overview
An examination of awareness regarding contemporary phishing attacks within the organization.
Report
An in-depth analysis elucidating various stages of the attack along with the count of affected victims.
Mitigations
Recommendations for mitigating risks and minimizing impact, considering both technical and business perspectives.
Support
Post-Social Engineering Assessment Support.
