We've been busy adding more content to our Cybersecurity Awareness Training library. In case you missed it, here are the highlights from May's latest Wizer Content both in the library and resources for you as a security awareness professional.
Do you keep your online accounts on lockdown? Awesome! 💪 But....online safety isn't just about you - it's about the people you connect with, too. Imagine if your vendors, coworkers, or friends get hacked—cyber criminals can silently creep in and eavesdrop, and worse pose as your connection to trick you into giving out info or taking action you'd never do if you didn't trust the communication.
Make sure your employees know the signs to watch for even when corresponding through existing email threads.
A phishing email for ChatGPT wouldn't tell you to "please refrain from entering sensitive information when using the tool", right? If it was a scam, why would they encourage good online safety behavior - except that's exactly what happened. This real-life scam imitated a work email to give it credibility but pushed users to download a browser extension as a work benefit. And that's where it goes downhill.
Help employees learn the importance of treating browser extensions like any other app and run it by IT before downloading anything.
This month's Phishing Template series highlights Dodging Disruptions, Password Purgatory, Clear Out Curiosity, Renewal Rethink, Team Player.
These also can be downloaded to use as slides in a phishing training, too!
These are in addition to the full library of phishing templates we provide in our Wizer Boost Phishing Simulation.
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