What is the next step after the phishing test? How do I reduce the risk of someone clicking in the future?

What is the next step after the phishing test? How do I reduce the risk of someone clicking in the future?

There are several things you can do to reduce the risk of someone in your company clicking on a phishing link.

Here are some tips:

1. Educate all employees about phishing and what to look for when receiving unfamiliar emails or messages on social media.
2. Ensure that everyone uses strong and unique passwords for all online accounts.
3. Install basic security software on all company computers to protect against malicious code and malware.
4. Be vigilant for signs of phishing, such as unfamiliar senders or links that don't match the web address.
5. Regularly monitor your company's online accounts for any unauthorized transactions or changes.
6. Enable two-factor authentication wherever possible.
By following these tips, you can reduce the risk of phishing scams and protect your company and its employees from malicious code and malware.

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