Train your employees to detect and report phishing threats before they turn into ransomware attacks.
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Email is the number one attack vector for ransomware attacks. Most companies rely on technical infrastructure to neutralize the threats. But no solution is 100% effective, and the email volumes continue to climb.
Turn your employees into detection sensors by training them to report threats that slip past technical protections.
What used to require a dedicated team can be accomplished with less than one person. Hoxhunt automatically creates a learning path customized to individual characteristics and adapted to skill levels.
You’ll benefit from timely threat reports from your own employees and from over a million users in the Hoxhunt sensor network. You’ll tap into zero-day threats instantly analyzed by Hoxhunt’s threat categorization engine and team of analysts.
Run hyper-personalized phishing campaigns based on an individual's skill, role, and location. Deliver learning experience that challenges the recipient to evolve and motivates people to recognize and report real attacks. Protect your organization from malware and social engineering.
Run an automated security awareness training curriculum across your organization. Prioritize awareness topics based on risk preferences and automatically cater content for your employees. We cover all your bases with learning modules covering topics such as device security and password training.
Ransomware is malicious software that locks the victim out of their system by means of encryption and demands a ransom in exchange for a decryption key to restore access.
Apart from simulating phishing attacks and boosting your organizations security awareness about attachments and links in emails, make sure you have backups of your files and systems safely stored. While backups don’t prevent an attack from happening it will allow you to safely restore your systems.
Ransomware attacks can happen to anyone, from unsuspecting individuals to large multinational organizations.
Depending on the extent of the ransomware attack the immediate impacts can range from a loss of files to the halting of entire business operations. Follow-on impacts include cost of remediation and recovery, loss and/or comprising of sensitive data or IP, negative impact on the brand, eventual legal liabilities, and, in the worst cases, actual ransom wherein you are forced to pay huge amounts of money to criminal organisations.
