Human Firewall
Build a stronger human layer of security instead of relying solely on filters.
Cybercriminals often target employees with convincing emails, requests, and other social engineering tactics. Without proper awareness, employees may unknowingly expose sensitive information or put your business at risk.
Employees may receive fraudulent emails designed to look like legitimate requests from executives or other trusted individuals.
Attackers may impersonate company leadership and request unusual wire transfers, purchases, or other financial transactions.
Fraudulent HR communications can be used to convince employees to provide or change sensitive personal and financial information.
Attackers may impersonate customers or other trusted individuals to convince employees to disclose sensitive information.
Charles IT helps employees develop the awareness and knowledge needed to recognize potential cybersecurity threats and respond appropriately.
Training and testing designed to help employees recognize cybersecurity risks and strengthen security awareness across your organization.
Build a stronger human layer of security instead of relying solely on filters.
Develop protocols for reporting security incidents to help reduce their impact.
Send simulated phishing emails to employees to build awareness and help them recognize phishing attempts.
Choose from a variety of industry-specific or regulation-specific training options.
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Yes. Charles IT sends simulated phishing emails to employees to help build awareness and improve their ability to recognize phishing attempts.
The existing service includes annual training with a variety of industry-specific and regulation-specific training options.
Yes. Charles IT helps develop protocols for reporting security incidents to help reduce their potential impact.
Employees can be targeted through phishing, impersonation, and other social engineering tactics. Security awareness training helps give them the knowledge needed to recognize potential attacks and protect business information.