Cofense PhishMe
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Problems that solves

Risk of attacks by hackers

Decentralized IT systems

No IT security guidelines

Risk or Leaks of confidential information

Shortage of inhouse IT resources

High costs of IT personnel

Risk of data loss or damage

Values

Manage Risks

Ensure Security and Business Continuity

Cofense PhishMe

Cofense PhishMe simulates active phishing threats to condition smarter user behavior.

Description

Users Are NOT the Weakest Link. Let’s bust that myth right now. 100% of the phish Cofense finds in customers’ environments were reported by users. 0% were stopped by perimeter technology. When secure email gateways fail, users are your last line of defense. Will they fall for a phish or report it? Cofense PhishMeTM educates them on the real attacks your company faces, transforming vulnerable targets into active defenders.

YOUR PROBLEM

No matter how good your perimeter security, phishing emails still reach users and threaten to trigger breaches. The Cofense Phishing Defense CenterTM finds that 90% of user-reported emails are in environments using secure email gateways (SEGs). Every phishing email that reaches the user is an attack on your organization. When technology fails, users need to become human sensors and report phishing, so the SOC can remediate the threat. But how can users report if they don’t recognize today’s evolving attacks?

OUR SOLUTION

Teach users to identify (real) phish. Cofense PhishMe educates users on the real phishing tactics your company faces. We leverage extensive research, threat intelligence, and front-line phishing defense resources that other providers lack. We believe that real phish are the real problem. Through experiential learning—simulations of current phishing threats — you’ll condition smarter email behavior, transforming vulnerable targets into an essential layer of defense.

Click Only: A phishing email that urges the recipient to click on an embedded link.

Data Entry: A phishing email with a link to a customized landing page that entices users to enter sensitive information.

Attachment-based: A phishing email with seemingly legitimate attachments in a variety of file formats.

Double Barrel: Patented technology that simulates conversational phishing techniques by sending two emails – one benign and one containing a malicious element – to train users on this tactic used by APT groups.
Benchmarking: A patented feature to conduct an identical scenario and receive an additional report that provides an anonymous comparison of your results with other Cofense customers or industry peers that ran the same scenario.

Highly Personalized: Simulate advanced social engineering tactics by using specific public, known details about email recipients gathered from internal and public sources.

Transaction Features

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Deal protection

Average deal size

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User features

Roles of Interested Employees

IT Security and Risk Management

Chief IT Security Officer

Chief Information Officer

Organizational Features

ISO 27001 Compliance

GDPR Compliance

IT Security Department in company

Web-based customer portal

Company branches in different countries