Train Your Employees

Firms with the most secure IT infrastructures and controls are still at risk if their employees fall prey to social engineering.

Employees: The First Line of Defense

The importance of employee awareness within your firm has never been greater. As your firm grows in its connectivity and technological capabilities, so does the frequency and sophistication of social engineering attacks, specifically phishing.

Remember, your employees are the first line of defense against breaches.

Cybersecurity Training

Training is Paramount

Within a cybersecurity training program, it is important that all employees learn to:

Identify critical data and handle it accordingly

Identify phishing and social engineering attempts

Understand common cybersecurity incidents

Understand regulatory requirements

Understand Firm policy requirements

Simulated Attacks

Simulated attacks have become a critical part of a cybersecurity training and awareness program. It is critical to test employees’ ability to identify these attacks and share the results. Over time, your security posture will improve with a continuous cybersecurity training program.

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Incident Response and Tabletop Exercises

A key component of a firm’s training program is testing its recovery procedures. There is always a possibility that your firm may face a compromise.

Incident Response Tabletop Exercise (TTX)

An Incident Response Tabletop Exercise (TTX) is a security incident preparedness exercise that takes key stakeholders through the process of dealing with a simulated incident scenario.

Hands-On Training for Employees and Participants

Hands-on training for these participants is conducted to ensure your response in the event of a real cybersecurity breach is acceptable.

Strategic and Technical Response Review

Both the strategic and technical responses are reviewed over the course of multiple scenario simulations based on real-world examples in a roundtable environment.

Testing your Incident Response Plan through a Tabletop Exercise with key stakeholders, is essential to avoid confusion or an improper response during an incident.

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