KnowBe4 partner in Dubai

We run an unannounced simulation before any training, which establishes the real click rate. Without a baseline there is nothing to measure improvement against.

• Simulation run unannounced, since a warned workforce produces a meaningless number
• Results broken down by department and role, where the variation shows
• The baseline recorded, so later improvement can be shown as a figure

Campaign frequency, difficulty progression and content are set around your workforce, including language mix and the roles most exposed to targeted attack.

• Difficulty progression planned so simulations stay realistic as click rates fall
• Language mix matched to your workforce, since an unread simulation teaches nothing
• Roles with financial authority given templates that reflect how they are actually attacked

The platform is configured with your groups, the Phish Alert Button is deployed to mail clients, and allow-listing is set so simulations reach inboxes.

• Groups synced from the directory so the population stays current without maintenance
• Phish Alert Button deployed to the mail clients your people actually use
• Allow-listing configured and tested, since a filtered simulation trains nobody

Simulations and training run on the agreed schedule, with difficulty increasing as click rates fall.

• Simulations spread across the month, so nobody is warned by the person next to them
• Training assigned automatically on a click, while the moment is still useful
• Difficulty raised as results improve, so the programme keeps measuring something real

Results are reported by group and role, with repeat clickers handled through targeted follow-up with their manager.

• Departmental results go to managers, who move a number faster than a security team can
• Repeat clickers handled individually, with their manager brought in
• Reporting rate tracked alongside click rate, since reporting is the behaviour you want

Campaign administration, content selection and reporting are handled by our team in Dubai, with the programme reviewed at agreed intervals.

• Campaigns scheduled ahead so the programme runs without anyone prompting it
• Templates refreshed as attacker technique moves, so simulations reflect what is landing now
• Progress measured against the original baseline, not only against last month