Phishing

CyberSRC^® launches a Phishing service to assess your organization’s susceptibility to phishing attacks. Phishing-as-a-Service is an inclusive form of cybercrime. By deploying social engineering specialists to simulate a real attack and monitor responses, SRC- PhaaS™ can accurately measure organization risk level and help them to mitigate that by providing training.
Over the past years, phishing has become the most aggressive form of cybercrime and an exponentially increasing threat to organizations. As these attacks become more frequent, targeted, and sophisticated. Our Phishing campaigns regularly trick employees into compromising security – yet most businesses have no idea how vulnerable they are.
SRC- PhaaS™ is a security awareness program for all employees of the organization, provide awareness training with phishing simulations to employees not only protects your business but also their personal power. Our vision is to provide training because we believe when employees are aware of certain characteristics organization and its data will less quickly fall for a phishing attempt.

Increasingly, “phishing” emails do more than just impersonate a bank in the effort to steal consumers’ information. Thieves may send a spam email message, instant message, or pop-up message that infects the consumer’s PC with spyware or ransomware and gives control of it to the thief.
Today, regardless of the maturity and periodicity of a company’s security awareness plans, social engineering remains the number one threat in breaching security defences. In some cases, threats originate from unintentional negligence of employees, giving access to or choosing to divulge sensitive information. The evolution and combination of various techniques requires even non-technical employees to stay vigilant and improve detecting attacks. To respond to this, companies need to change their security awareness and email culture.
To combat the growing threat of social engineering, CyberSRC provides Phishing as a Service: a CyberSRC run service that can be leveraged in an ad-hoc manner or integrated in wider security awareness and security testing projects. The service is built on top of an extensible, computational, power-aware and light-weight platform, that may be hosted without constraints depending on client operational and security requirements.

SMISHING: Smishing (SMS phishing) is a type of phishing attack conducted using SMS (Short Message Services) on cell phones. Just like email phishing scams, smishing messages typically include a threat or enticement to click a link or call a number and hand over sensitive information. Sometimes they might suggest you install some security software, which turns out to be malware.

VISHING: Vishing (voice phishing) is a type of phishing attack that is conducted by phone and often targets users of Voice over IP (VoIP) services like Skype. It’s easy for scammers to fake caller ID, so they can appear to be calling from a local area code or even from an organization you know. If you don’t pick up, then they’ll leave a voicemail message asking you to call back. Sometimes these kinds of scams will employ an answering service or even a call center that’s unaware of the crime being perpetrated. Once again, the aim is to get credit card details, birthdates, account sign-ins, or sometimes just to harvest phone numbers from your contacts. If you respond and call back, there may be an automated message prompting you to hand over data and many people won’t question this, because they accept automated phone systems as part of daily life now.