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What counts as a good click rate in your phishing simulation? Is it 10%, 6%, or maybe 3%?
March 10, 2024, 3:08 p.m. | /u/gaby-wizer
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- How many were tricked.
- The number of high-access individuals who were tricked.
- Impacted departments, considering their risk level and function.
- The count of people who reported.
- The number of individuals who were tricked and didn’t report.
We can utilize simulations to obtain insightful feedback to customize cybersecurity …
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