How Quickly Could Your Business Be Breached?
Get your free Human Risk Report to understand your employee cyber risk areas and how to fix them.
We will conduct the following scans and tests to evaluate the human risk to your business
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Domain scan
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Breach scan
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Simulated phishing campaign
After each activity has been completed, you will receive an email with the results.
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Calculate your organisations human cyber risk and boost resilience
Here's how it works
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We'll shine a light on your human risk
We will conduct a comprehensive security assessment of your domains, including searching the dark web for stolen user credentials and simulating a targeted phishing attack on your employees to identify vulnerabilities.
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You'll get a free one-page report
We will provide a comprehensive, one-page risk summary report that outlines your organisation's Human Risk Score and show you how quickly your company could be breached.
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Get actionable tips to reduce the risk
Our report will provide a clear, actionable plan to address your specific human risk areas. Our step-by-step process will ensure that you have a clear understanding of what needs to be done, and how to do it effectively.
Get started with your free Human Risk Report
Get Your Free Report to Discover:
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An in-depth analysis of your users’ overall human risk profile.
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An assessment of their resilience to social engineering threats.
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An estimation of your company’s likelihood of a data breach.
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Practical recommendations for mitigating human risk in your organisation.
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uLearn
Raise security awareness
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Launch user-tailored video and interactive security awareness training programs.
uPolicy
Eliminate policy pains
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Centralise your policies, automate eSign requests and track staff approvals with ease.
uPhish
Reduce phishing vulnerability
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Deploy ongoing phishing simulations and enable micro-training for vulnerable users.
uBreach
Monitor the Darkweb
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Identify vulnerable employee email accounts that are exposed on the web