At IT360, we offer access to the world’s largest security awareness training content. This content helps clients not only navigate the issue of social engineering, but also educate themselves through a series of interactive modules, videos, games, posters, and newsletters. In addition to these resources, both pre- and post-training phishing security tests are available, allowing individuals to see the percentage of end-users that are Phish-prone. These tests are highly effective, frequent, and random, providing several remedial options in case an employee falls for a simulated phishing attack.
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