Organizations face a relentless stream of spam, phishing, and advanced socially engineered attacks. End users make for easy targets, and are often the weakest link in your cyber defenses. You can rectify this with Sophos Phish Threat, offering effective phishing simulations, automated training, and comprehensive reporting

• Information security is only as good as your weakest link
  Phishing is big business. Attacks have shown record growth in recent years, with 66% of
  malware now installed via malicious email attachments, and advanced spear phishing
  attacks costing businesses an average of $140,000 per incident. Users continue to be the
  easiest target for attackers in the cybersecurity defenses of most organizations, but an
  army of trained, phishing-aware employees can provide you with a human firewall against
  these threats.
  Sophos Phish Threat emulates a range of phishing attack types to help you identify
  areas of weakness in your organization’s security posture, and empower users through
  engaging training to strengthen your organizations defenses

• The freshest campaigns
  Simulate over 500 realistic and challenging phishing attacks in a just few clicks.
  At Sophos, our global SophosLabs analysts monitor millions of emails, URLs, files, and
  other data points each day for the latest threats. This constant stream of intelligence
  ensures user training covers current phishing tactics, with socially relevant attack
  simulation templates, covering multiple scenarios and translated into 10 languages:
  – English   – German   – Portugese  – Traditional
  – French    – Dutch       – Korean        – Chinese
  – Italian     –  Spanish    – Japanese

• Effective training modules
  Over 60 interactive training modules will educate users
  about specific threats, such as suspicious emails, credential
  harvesting, password strength, and regulatory compliance.
  Available in a choice of 10 languages, your end users will find
  them informative and engaging, while you’ll enjoy peace of
  mind when it comes to future real-world attacks.

Engage users with a selection of interactive training modules