Simulations for your audience
We set up Outkept with agreements on target group, language and reporting. We align operation and the reporting channel with IT; your organisation keeps the user information up to date.
Sustain
Through regular phishing simulations and an annual workshop, employees learn to recognise and report suspicious situations.
Result
Spotting a suspicious message is only the first step; employees also need to know what to do next. The simulations and workshop help them practise safe choices and reporting.
The reports show which topics need extra attention. Together we look at how to tailor the follow-up to your employees. Policy Learning on your own policies is available through Cyberwise ISMS Engage.
How it works
The simulations run automatically. We follow up on the results and discuss them with you.
The simulations run through Outkept. The six-monthly report covers trends and areas for improvement; the annual workshop uses examples and learning needs drawn from your own results. The focus is on learning and reporting – employees are never publicly ranked.
In concrete terms
We set up Outkept with agreements on target group, language and reporting. We align operation and the reporting channel with IT; your organisation keeps the user information up to date.
We discuss the available results, trends and learning needs. We take technical filtering and automated clicks into account, so the figures are interpreted correctly.
The annual workshop draws on simulation patterns and questions from your organisation. Employees practise spotting threats, acting safely and reporting; attendance and key takeaways are recorded.
Your organisation arranges participation and handles real phishing reports. Extra workshops for specific teams or topics can be agreed separately.
Tell us how employees currently practise and report suspicious situations. We’ll look at which simulations, reporting and workshop suit your organisation.