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Social Engineering Testing Services

Hackers know it is easier to convince a helpful human to break the security rules than it is a programmed firewall. Train your team by employing a variety of real-world techniques to mimic the way hackers are currently targeting organizations.

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Hacker phishing for a password with a fishing pole.

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Educating Your First Line of Defense

Culture of Cybersecurity Build a strong security awareness training program to create a culture of information security throughout your entire organization.

Real-World Scenarios Employ a variety of current real-world techniques to mimic the way hackers are targeting organizations.

Free Resources Access a variety of free downloads, engaging blogs, and informative webinars to support continued education after your scheduled training.

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Social engineering is the simplest and most common way that cybercriminals gain access to confidential information. It isn't just a technology issue; it's a comprehensive organizational challenge. Create a proactive culture where employees are not only aware of social engineering risks but are actively encouraged to report suspicious activities.

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Social Engineering

Partner with SBS to test and train your employees by incorporating various real-world techniques into your training to mimic how hackers are currently targeting organizations. Our offerings include the following:

Phishing Assessment

SBS sends an email appearing to be from a legitimate source and asks recipients to respond to the email. Recipients of the email are then directed to a website where they are prompted to enter confidential information.

Telephone Impersonation

Calling your organization and impersonating various entities to convince the customer representative to provide confidential information.

Physical Impersonation

Entering your organization's building(s) identified as someone else (e.g. telephone repairman, system provider) trying to access information by looking over people's shoulders, looking at papers on employee's desks, or gaining physical access to systems.

Mobile Storage Device Misuse

A removable media device is placed in the path of an employee. If the employee inserts the device into their workstation, a transmission is sent to the SBS office to advise them the media device has been inserted into the system.

Dumpster Diving

Gathering the trash from your organization's dumpsters and search through it for confidential information.

Personalized Social Engineering Scenario

Collaborating to create a social engineering scenario unique to your organization.

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Security Awareness Toolkit

Use this toolkit as a guide to help you easily build and share a strong cybersecurity culture. Training and education of not only your employees, but also your customers, is a key component to building a cybersecurity culture. It helps establish trust that your organization takes cybersecurity seriously and that you’re committed to doing what’s best for your employees and your customers.

We have assembled a variety of ideas in this guide for easy access to grab-and-go security awareness resources!

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