TSAT Brochure
Your team's knowledge is your greatest cybersecurity asset. But it can also be your biggest liability. This solution brief explains how Threatcop Security Awareness Training (TSAT) uses simulations and real-time analytics to assess and improve employee resilience to social engineering. Download the brief and contact Thales Security for guidance on implementing it across your organization.
What is Threatcop Security Awareness Training (TSAT)?
Threatcop Security Awareness Training (TSAT) is a platform designed to enhance employee security awareness through sophisticated phishing simulations. It addresses various types of phishing attacks, including email, QR code, and smishing, among others. By assessing employees' responses to these simulations, TSAT helps organizations mitigate social engineering attacks and improve overall security.
How does TSAT assess employee vulnerability?
TSAT assesses employee vulnerability through multiple attack vectors by simulating phishing campaigns. It tracks real-time data on user interactions, providing insights into who has been compromised and their progress over time. Additionally, it generates an Employee Vulnerability Score, which helps organizations identify areas that require targeted training.
What are the key features of TSAT?
TSAT offers a range of features including multi-language dashboard support, unlimited security attack simulations, customizable email templates, and real-time campaign tracking. It also provides comprehensive reports on various metrics such as department performance and attack vectors, enabling organizations to benchmark and target their training effectively.
TSAT Brochure
published by Thales Security
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