From ClickFix to the Prince of the Royal Kingdom of Zuvania ;-) Four phishing simulation templates for Human Defense Month 2026, ready to import into CYBERDISE. Because phishing doesn’t always have to be boring.
CYBERDISE V3.3, our Human Defense Month release, is out: direct Microsoft 365 delivery for phishing simulations, a more flexible Report-a-Phish button and easier user imports. See it live at it-sa 2026 in Nuremberg, 27–29 October, Hall 7, Booth 301a.
Nearly half of all successful cyberattacks start with a negligent employee. Search engines will tell you it comes down to phishing, weak passwords and careless data handling. Look closer and all three say the same thing: this is about people.
CYBERDISE Freemium is a free tool for phishing simulations that also lets you train your employees with cybersecurity courses. You can edit all templates and adapt them to your specific needs.
The CYBERDISE Freemium Edition is a free phishing tool and learning environment: technically speaking, an attack simulator and a lean LMS with a content editor and user management. Here are the answers on what it includes, what it needs to run and where its limitations are.
We provide a free solution for phishing simulations and cybersecurity training. Our motivation is about effectiveness, the market and our own standards – and marketing is not the primary purpose, but a side effect.
How many phishing simulations to run and how often users should face cybersecurity eLearning is a recurring question in awareness programs – and far from academic. A sensitization effect begins to crumble after about three months, yet it would be dangerous to derive simple, universally applicable rules from that.
The Marks & Spencer cyber attack shows that large companies with complex organizations, many languages and multiple LMS systems need cybersecurity awareness solutions designed to meet such challenges. Otherwise, there is a risk of group-wide failure.
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.
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.
Cybersecurity can make or break a company in the event of a breach, with millions of dollars and reputations on the line. Yet it is so unpopular among employees that most training programs end up being ineffective.
Just in time for Cybersecurity Awareness Month and it-sa 2024, Cyberdise presents a fully functional awareness software for free personal use: a free phishing simulator with cybersecurity e-learning and complete functionality.