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Did you know? 91% of data breaches are caused by phishing! Since work-from-home and remote work become more common, the number of cyber-attack incidents has increased sharply in recent times. According to the figures provided by HKCERT, there were more than 2,000 cases of phishing sites reported in 2020 Q2, an increase of 154.5% compared to the same quarter in 2019 and 5 times more compared to the 2020 Q1.
It only takes one mistake by one employee to destroy any cybersecurity measures prepared by the IT team and cause serious damage to the financial situation and reputation of the company. To get employees ready for real phishing and safeguard the properties of the company, an examination of employees’ awareness is needed sooner than later.
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A phishing email test sends realistic but safe simulated phishing messages to staff, measures who clicks or submits data, produces a report with timelines and devices, then delivers awareness training so employees recognise spear phishing and business email compromise before real attackers strike. UD tailors scenarios to your industry and workflows and pairs testing with specialist-led training aligned to HKCERT-style incident trends.
Cybercriminals would pretend to be a legitimate bank, social media or other service provider and send out an email to the victim, who is then lured to a fake website to give out his secret information such as bank account details or to download malware. Some criminals design advanced level fraud by carefully studying the company’s operation, which is called “spear phishing attack”. They would impersonate the boss and ask for an immediate bank transfer that causes enormous financial loss.
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Conduct a simulated attack now to test your employees’ phishing awareness. And let them understand the risk before a real hacker attacks!
Enquire NowCompany management often overestimates the ability of their staff when encountering phishing attack. Through examination and training, your staff can be trained to identify malicious email and be remained to stay alert. As such, company loss and risk can be minimized.
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The client is a medium-sized technology company in Hong Kong with about 100 staffs, consisting of IT professionals such as network engineers and developers.
Check out how UD lured 80% of their staff to give out their data, using afternoon tea!
It includes a planned simulated phishing campaign directed at your staff, collection of interaction data (opens, clicks, submissions), a written report with metrics and recommendations, and optional on-site awareness training delivered by UD cybersecurity specialists.
Penetration testing targets systems and networks for technical vulnerabilities. A phishing email test targets human behaviour—measuring how employees respond to deceptive messages—so you can train people before attackers exploit the same tactics.
Any organisation that relies on email for finance, HR, or operations—especially teams working remotely—should run periodic phishing simulations so staff learn to recognise spear phishing, fake invoices, and credential theft attempts.