Phishing Campaign

10+

YEARS IN BUSINESS

340+

PROJECTS COMPLETED

2000+

Assets Protected

99%

HAPPY CLIENTS

INFOCUS IT's Personalised Phishing Training Phishing Simulation Exercise |

A phishing campaign is a targeted attempt to trick individuals into divulging confidential information by posing as a legitimate entity, such as a trusted company, bank, or government organization. Attackers use social engineering techniques to manipulate users into clicking malicious links, downloading harmful attachments, or entering personal data into fake websites that resemble trusted ones.

Phishing campaigns can take various forms, including:

Email Phishing: Deceptive emails that look like they come from trusted sources, asking recipients to click a link or provide sensitive information.
Spear Phishing: A more targeted attack aimed at specific individuals or organizations, often using information gathered from social media or other public sources.
Whaling: A type of phishing attack targeting senior executives or high-level officials within an organization.
Smishing: Phishing attempts carried out through SMS or text messages.
Vishing: Phishing via voice calls, where attackers impersonate trusted organizations or individuals.

Why Is Phishing Campaign So Important ?

Train Employees
Train your employees on how to identify and respond to phishing attacks in a safe and controlled environment.
Protect Sensitive Data
With the rise of remote work and online communication, the need for phishing simulation has become even more crucial for businesses to protect their sensitive data and assets.
Assess Security Standards
Regular phishing simulations, help businesses assess the effectiveness of their security awareness training & make necessary improvements.
Comply with Regulations
Phishing simulation also helps businesses comply with industry regulations and avoid costly data breaches or financial losses.
Maintain Customer Trust
By investing in phishing simulation, you can safeguard your reputation, maintain customer trust, and demonstrate a commitment to cybersecurity best practices.

Our Methodology & Approach

Define Objectives

Establish the goals of the simulation, such as testing employee awareness, identifying vulnerable departments and others.

Select Target Audience

Decide whether to include all employees or focus on specific depart-ments, roles, or indivi-duals.

Design Phishing Scenarios

We create realistic phishing emails that mimic the style and tone of legitimate emails employees usually receive.

Set Up the Simulation

We schedule the simulation at a random time to avoid suspicion, ensuring it mimics a real-world attack.

Execute Phishing Campaign

We send out the phishing emails to the selected targets and maintain and keep track of the employee actions

Analyze the Results

We gather and document the metrics on the success and failure rates and identify and analyze the patterns.

Provide Feedback and Training

We share the results with manage-ment, focus improve-ment areas and provide trainings for the same.

Conduct Authorized Phishing Attacks to test and re-test your employees susceptibility to Social Engineering Attacks.

In today’s environment, social engineering attacks are prevalent and increasing. The human element is often the weakest component in a company’s security. Attackers know this and exploit it.47% of cyber security attacks such as social engineering, spear-phishing, and ransomware attacks are that are financially motivated.It’s time to test your employees and make them proactive to identify and report phishing attacks.