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Veracity | Managed Phishing Detection and Response Services

To differentiate legitimate content from fraudulent ones is getting harder by day, and Phishing Social Engineering attack methods thrive on these innovative techniques to remain the single largest threat to organisations. Veracity provides comprehensive anti-phishing services that go beyond the technical tool-based security approach. They measure all aspects of the Cybersecurity Awareness programme, including threats and opportunities. Anti-phishing services help develop a proactive, flexible, cost-effective, and repeatable model to address and defend against sophisticated social engineering phishing threats.


THE SOCIAL ENGINEERING PHISHING LANDSCAPE IS EVOLVING: PROTECT YOUR USERS


Phishing techniques and their success rates to penetrate internal IT are continuously evolving and improving. Hackers now succeed in finding new entry points to defraud by widening targets, from traditional platforms to SaaS-based enterprise emails and online file-sharing platforms, including popular social media platforms.

The operational and financial impacts on the organisation today are much larger. For example, if a compromised privileged account is used to gain unauthorised access to the organisation's perimeter, existing cybersecurity defences do not block their communications because the senders are considered real and legitimate.


WHAT ANTI-PHISHING SERVICES CAN DO FOR YOU


Our anti-phishing offer provides enterprise security awareness services to assess understanding and reaction to enterprise threats from social engineering attacks. Our cybersecurity experts also guide your organisation to defend its’ resources, assets, and investments from such threats and elevate the effectiveness of its security awareness across the enterprise.


Data analytics & Phishing Readiness Score

It helps organisations assess, monitor, report, and provide comprehensive phishing readiness.

Multiple Simulation assessments

Assess the constituent’s ability to identify, prevent, detect, respond, and effectively recover from such threats.

Security Awareness

Deliver an end-to-end solution to strengthen the cybersecurity awareness programme, with a focus on social engineering phishing.


OUR PHISHING SERVICES


  • Phishing-as-a-service

    Phishing is one of the most common attack vectors used by cybercriminals. By creating emails that imitate those of trusted individuals and organisations, fraudsters seek to lure users into clicking malicious links and attachments or divulging sensitive information. A phishing simulation from Redscan assesses your employees' awareness of phishing email scams. A phishing test can be conducted as a standalone exercise or as part of a Red Team operation.

  • Business Email Compromise

    A business email compromise (BEC) is a type of phishing scam involving the impersonation of a senior executive. The aim is to trick an employee, customer, or supply chain partner into wiring payment for goods or services to an alternate bank account. Redscan’s social engineering service can be used to simulate a business email compromise attack and test awareness of other fraudulent practices, such as mandate fraud and distribution fraud.

  • Spear phishing-as-a-service

    Spear phishing is a highly targeted phishing attack designed to compromise a specific individual, usually a system administrator or other high-privilege user. Redscan’s spearphishing service tests the susceptibility of an agreed-upon target to reveal confidential information.

  • Social engineering penetration testing

    Social engineering is an attack vector that can be used as part of penetration testing assessments conducted by our team of CREST-certified ethical hackers.


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Notice!!

The cyber security attack that started last Friday has dominated the headlines around the world. This reflects the power and reach of the latest mutation of malware spread around a connected world. Unfortunately, the recent ransomware outbreak may be the first of a new strain that we will see terrorising any computer connected to the internet.