Social engineering drill

Simulate hacking and phishing to improve employees’ ability to prevent online fraud.

A social engineering drill is a security service that assesses employees' defenses against email social engineering attacks. Social engineering attackers take advantage of people's curiosity, greed, and compassion to trick employees into revealing sensitive corporate or personal information. Common types of email social engineering attacks include current news, forgotten passwords, gossip, questionnaire surveys, salary notifications, etc.

This service can effectively test employees' awareness of email security defense. It uses realistic customized email templates and web pages to detect employees' records of opening emails, clicking on links, entering personal confidential information, and downloading attachments.

After the exercise, educational training will be provided to those who failed the test to help them understand social engineering attacks, increase their identification of threats, and the importance of protecting confidential information.