Less than 35% of people are familiar with the term smishing’!
It’s time to educate your employees and strengthen the defense
against smishing attacks.
Less than 35% of people are familiar with the term smishing’! It’s time to educate your employees and strengthen the defense against smishing attacks.
Here's what you can achieve with our smishing tool!
Assess the learning progress of your employees using advanced assessments
Analyze employee awareness levels with interactive assessments
Increase awareness completion percentage with interesting infographics and videos
Get detailed reports and an EVS (employee vulnerability score)
Choose attack vectors to run campaigns & reduce your organization's risk rate by up to 10% in just 6 months
Get the best supporting and assisting team
Analysis Of Incident Response Time And Breach Time
IAM (Identity Access Management)
A Library Of Industry-Specific Attack Templates
Multiple Attack Methods To Deploy Smishing Campaigns
Unlimited Domain Registration
Simulation-Based Awareness With Training Videos
Detailed Quiz Tracking
Multi-Client Dashboard With Real-Time Data
Link-Based And Credential Harvesting Attack
Two-Factor Authentication
Active Directory Integration
Customized Landing Page With Website Cloner (Import Website)
Identification Of Reported Attack Victims
Tools
Support
Select or customize your SMS template
Select or customize your landing page
Save and Schedule the date and time of the campaign
Select the group of people you want to run the campaign on
Schedule the smishing attack to the selected groups or individuals
Get a detailed report of vulnerability level of each person
Exclusive & story-based periodic comics
Interactive videos and infographics for quick learning
Real-life attack videos for better understanding of the threat
The majority of cybercriminals that participate in smishing are looking to acquire your personal information, which they can then use to steal money from your organization or gain access to your network of contacts, or systems used by your organization.
To protect your organization against smishing attacks, you need continuous smishing simulation and awareness. It is crucial for your employees to experience realistic smishing attacks in order to acquire the desired response.
Threat actors occasionally use text messages, or SMS, to target consumers with advanced SMS phishing attacks. Phishing via text messages, commonly known as smishing, occurs when threat actors use false text messages to entice victims into revealing their sensitive data.
Smishing attacks are becoming more popular because people are more inclined to believe a text message they receive on their phone than one sent via email. This type of social engineering attack has grown in rage.