Microsoft Confirms Market-Need for KnowBe4 & Other Leading Vendors: Sending Simulated Phishing Attacks to Your Employees Is a Must
New-school security awareness training market legitimized
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New-school security awareness training market legitimized
New proprietary phishing study of six million users shows insurance organizations and not-for-profits lead all other industries with greater than thirty percent of users falling for baseline phishing tests.
KnowBe4, provider of the world’s largest new-school security awareness and simulated phishing platform, released a breakthrough study of phishing statistics for top industries, showing small insurance companies have the highest percentage of “Phish-prone” employees in the small to mid–size organization category. Not-for-profit organizations take the lead in large organizations (1,000 or more employees). The study shows these types of organizations rank higher (in the low thirty percentiles) than the overall average of twenty seven percent across all industries and size organizations. Large business services organizations had the lowest Phish-prone benchmark at nineteen percent.
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The partnership continues KnowBe4’s growth of the world’s largest library of always-fresh training content.
KnowBe4’s interactive, web-based training and simulated phishing platform helps clients reduce employees’ vulnerability to phishing attacks.
Employees given a chance to turn back time on a careless click. IT Admins can use this new, unique email security tool to toughen their human firewall.
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Evaluation Based on Completeness of Vision and Ability to Execute
Funding will fuel KnowBe4’s rapid international growth and continued leadership in the new-school security awareness and simulated phishing attack market.
