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Title card "The Psychology of Phishing Attacks" with an illustrated woman in front of data screens and the line "Try phishing someone with Cyberdise Freemium Edition"
phishingPsychology and Phishing Attacks

Phishing attacks rely heavily on psychological tricks, which is why understanding these tactics matters for cybersecurity awareness. Nearly half (47%) of successful attacks still happen because of careless employees.

Title card: "IT-SA 365 Insights: cybersecurity trends and data you need to know", a speaker in a CYBERDISE shirt on stage
researchCybersecurity Trends and Data You Need to Know: IT-SA 365 INSIGHTS

it-sa Expo & Congress in Nuremberg is one of Europe's leading cybersecurity events, and this year it set new records with 25,830 trade visitors from 65 countries and 897 exhibitors. We've sifted through the highlights for practical takeaways, from awareness training to protecting critical infrastructures.

Title card: "From AI Scams to Quishing: Cybersecurity News", October 2024, with a robot reading a newsletter
phishingCybersecurity News: From AI Scams to Quishing [2024]

A finance employee at a multinational company was duped into transferring $25 million during a fake video conference with deepfaked colleagues. This round-up also covers QR code phishing and a North Korean phishing attack on Diehl Defense.

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productThe Universal Simulation and Awareness Solution: Cyberdise 2.0

Cyber threats are evolving rapidly, and an organization's defense starts with its people. Cyberdise 2.0 is a comprehensive cybersecurity awareness platform, developed to make employees smarter and more aware of the risks they face every day.

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awarenessWhich cyber training has the greatest learning effect?

Well over 60% of all hacker attacks are phishing attacks that target human vulnerabilities, so employees must be able to recognize them. This article looks at which e-learning formats for cyber training are most effective and achieve the greatest learning effect.