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.
ClickFix does not ask employees to open a malicious attachment. It guides them through what looks like a routine repair or verification step until they execute the attack themselves. Here is how to build a ClickFix simulation in Cyberdise Awareness — from scenario selection to delivery and measurement.
Microsoft Defender for Office 365 ships with its own phishing simulation and awareness platform. In some areas it is very good. In others, structural limits appear very quickly. This is a deliberately balanced look at both sides.
Microsoft Defender Attack Simulator is included with E5 licenses, and several German and Swiss mid-sized companies have let their awareness vendor contracts expire to rely on it instead. Organizations that genuinely care about attentive, well-sensitized employees are not well served by it.
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.
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.
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.
Over thirty new templates for phishing simulations are now available for download in Cyberdise. They help the operator create a phishing simulation campaign quickly and can be adapted to the individual needs of the company.
Right on time for the InCyber Forum in Lille, Cyberdise presents new functionality that makes individual phishing and smishing exercises even easier to conduct. The Swiss start-up is strengthening its business operations in France.
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.