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Phishing campaigns are the most popular attack vector used by cyber criminals; in fact, more than two-thirds of data breaches involve this type of attack.
Simple user error, like clicking a malicious link or entering personal details, can result in a breach of security, significant financial cost to business and irrecoverable reputational damage.
In training your workforce, you will not only foster a cyber-first culture, you will adopt an offensive security position, ultimately reducing the risk of a breach. Click here to find out more.
A lot of information available via a search engine is written with technicalities in mind, which isn’t suitable to your everyday employee. So, instead of talking tech, our GCHQ-certified trainers will keep the course high level and present in an accessible language.
Efficient remote and optional on-site training by GCHQ-certified experts allows you to train your workforce almost instantly.
Those who do not currently have the necessary knowledge in place to confidently protect their data, and who need to demonstrate their commitment to protecting client information.
Organisations that find they are regularly targeted by phishing attacks and need to understand internal employee awareness and the current approach to these types of threat.
Organisations that may have already been breached and require expert training around employee prevention and protection.
At Stripe OLT, we understand there is no ‘one size fits all’ solution, and when it comes to education, we believe different user groups require different forms of cyber security awareness and training. Our GCHQ-certified trainers provide two types of training:
Level 1 – User Attacks and Phishing Campaigns
This entry-level training programme has been developed to promote awareness among your workforce, teaching them how to identify an attack and what to do if they receive one.
Level 2 – Executive Attacks and Spear Phishing Campaigns
Our advanced-level training programme delves deeper into the world of social engineering, and focuses on educating your senior leadership team about Spear Phishing.
Promoting awareness among your workforce and teaching them how to identify an attack. This programme includes:
This course focuses on educating your senior leadership team about Spear Phishing.
Spear Phishing is a targeted attack at senior groups or individuals within an organisation, and relies heavily on an attacker’s ability to make an e-mail seem genuine. Attackers do their research before attempting a campaign, and usually appear to come from a genuine source. Because of this, our experts will take the time to research your organisation, utilising open source information and credential checks.
In addition to the basic training provided in Level 1, this programme includes:
The work we do is recognised by the UK government. As GCHQ-certified experts, we deliver cyber security training and consultancy to businesses all over the UK, providing them with the guidance and support they need to successfully educate their employees.
We educate in line with the Cyber Essentials scheme and in accordance with Information Security standards, such as ISO 27001.
We have already helped a large number of organisations build security awareness for employees, so understand how cyber security differs. No matter what size and industry, we have the experience and skills required to support your organisation.
Our GCHQ-certified trainers will help you turn your number one weakness into your first line of defence.
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