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Phishing Protection

Protect your business from phishing attacks with our dedicated service, which includes simulated data theft attempts, security measure testing, customized reports, staff training, and recommendations to enhance corporate security. Trust OIS to safeguard your most sensitive information—both yours and your customers’.


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Piano Standard Phishing Protection - Phishing Protection
  • Standard Phishing Protection

    300

  • Annual simulation of a customized phishing attack
  • Testing the effectiveness of existing security measures
  • Report detailing the number of responses and clicks on phishing links
  • Practical guidance to strengthen staff security awareness
  • Assessment of staff preparedness level
  • Identification of critical vulnerabilities and improvement suggestions
Piano Premium Phishing Protection - Phishing Protection
  • Premium Phishing Protection

    500

  • Two annual simulations of a customized phishing attack
  • Effectiveness testing of existing security measures
  • Report detailing the number of responses and clicks on phishing links
  • Practical guidance to strengthen staff security awareness
  • Assessment of staff preparedness level
  • Identification of critical vulnerabilities and improvement suggestions
  • Analysis of results to identify progress or regress in responses
  • Detailed report with a focus on trends of improvement or deterioration
  • Targeted consulting to optimize internal security practices
  • Continuous support to enhance staff training and awareness
  • Practical recommendations to improve corporate security procedures
Piano Enterprise Phishing Protection - Phishing Protection
  • Enterprise Phishing Protection

    1800

  • Four annual simulations of a customized phishing attack
  • Effectiveness testing of existing security measures
  • Report detailing the number of responses and clicks on phishing links
  • Practical guidance to strengthen staff security awareness
  • Assessment of staff preparedness level
  • Identification of critical vulnerabilities and improvement suggestions
  • Analysis of results to identify progress or regress in responses
  • Detailed report with a focus on trends of improvement or deterioration
  • Targeted consulting to optimize internal security practices
  • Continuous support to enhance staff training and awareness
  • Practical recommendations to improve corporate security procedures
  • Customized attacks to assess different staff skills in realistic scenarios
  • Specific training based on simulation results to improve response to attacks
  • Detailed report with vulnerability analysis and recommendations to strengthen security
  • Ongoing monitoring to identify weaknesses and improve corporate defenses
  • Policy updates with recommendations to reduce future risks
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  • Standard Phishing Protection

  • Premium Phishing Protection

  • Enterprise Phishing Protection

Standard Phishing Protection

Premium Phishing Protection

Enterprise Phishing Protection

Customized phishing attack simulation
Customized phishing attack simulation 1 per year 2 per year 4 per year
Testing the effectiveness of existing security measures
Testing the effectiveness of existing security measures Compreso Compreso Compreso
Report on the number of responses and phishing link clicks
Report on the number of responses and phishing link clicks Compreso Compreso Compreso
Practical guidance to strengthen employee security awareness
Practical guidance to strengthen employee security awareness Compreso Compreso Compreso
Assessment of staff preparedness level
Assessment of staff preparedness level Compreso Compreso Compreso
Identification of critical points and improvement suggestions
Identification of critical points and improvement suggestions Compreso Compreso Compreso
Results analysis to identify progress or regressions in responses
Results analysis to identify progress or regressions in responses Non compreso Compreso Compreso
Detailed report focusing on trends of improvement or deterioration
Detailed report focusing on trends of improvement or deterioration Non compreso Compreso Compreso
Targeted consulting to optimize internal security practices
Targeted consulting to optimize internal security practices Non compreso Compreso Compreso
Ongoing support to strengthen training and employee awareness
Ongoing support to strengthen training and employee awareness Non compreso Compreso Compreso
Practical recommendations to improve company security procedures
Practical recommendations to improve company security procedures Non compreso Compreso Compreso
Tailored attacks to assess different employee skills in realistic scenarios
Tailored attacks to assess different employee skills in realistic scenarios Non compreso Non compreso Compreso
Specific training based on simulation results to improve attack response
Specific training based on simulation results to improve attack response Non compreso Non compreso Compreso
Detailed report with vulnerability analysis and recommendations to enhance security
Detailed report with vulnerability analysis and recommendations to enhance security Non compreso Non compreso Compreso
Continuous monitoring to detect weaknesses and improve company defenses
Continuous monitoring to detect weaknesses and improve company defenses Non compreso Non compreso Compreso
Policy updates with recommendations to reduce future risks
Policy updates with recommendations to reduce future risks Non compreso Non compreso Compreso
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Phishing is a type of online fraud in which cybercriminals attempt to trick individuals into revealing sensitive personal information, such as passwords, credit card numbers, or banking details. This is usually done by sending emails or messages that appear to come from trusted sources, such as banks, government institutions, or well-known companies.


Phishing poses a serious threat to all types of organizations, as it can compromise data, finances, and reputation. Below are some of the main consequences of a phishing attack:

  • Theft of sensitive data: Passwords, financial data, and customers’ personal information can fall into the wrong hands.
  • Financial losses: Businesses may suffer direct monetary losses due to fraud or theft.
  • Reputational damage: A phishing attack can undermine the trust of customers and business partners.
  • Business disruption: Successful attacks can result in system outages or significant operational downtime.
  • Privacy violation fines: Companies may face regulatory penalties in case of data breaches.

Implementing preventive measures is essential to reduce the risk of phishing. Companies can adopt the following strategies:

  • Employee training: Staff must be trained to recognize and respond appropriately to phishing emails.
  • Anti-spam filters and security tools: These can block phishing emails before they reach the inbox.
  • Multi-factor authentication (MFA): Adds an extra layer of protection, making it harder for attackers to access company accounts.
  • Phishing simulations: These help assess employee awareness and highlight areas where training is needed.
  • Clear security policies: Organizations should implement well-defined policies outlining steps to take in case of suspected phishing attempts.

There are several variations of phishing, each using different tactics. The most common include:

  • Email phishing: Fraudulent emails that appear to come from legitimate sources.
  • Spear phishing: Targeted emails aimed at specific individuals, often using personalized content to appear credible.
  • Pharming: Redirecting victims to fake websites, even when the correct URL is entered.

Being able to recognize phishing emails is key to preventing incidents. Here are some typical warning signs:

  • Unknown or suspicious sender: Be cautious of emails from unknown or unexpected sources.
  • Spelling and grammar mistakes: Phishing emails often contain language errors.
  • Urgent or threatening messages: These emails try to create panic or pressure to act without thinking.
  • Suspicious links or attachments: Avoid clicking on anything that seems out of place or unsolicited.
  • Requests for personal information: Legitimate companies never ask for sensitive data via email.

Responding properly can prevent further damage. If you suspect phishing:

  • Do not reply to the email.
  • Do not click on any links or attachments.
  • Report the email to your IT or security team.
  • Delete the email.

Prompt action can limit the impact of human error. If an employee clicks on a phishing link:

  • Immediately report the incident to the IT team or security administrator.
  • Change credentials for potentially compromised accounts.
  • Scan the device for malware or suspicious activity.
  • Restrict account access until the incident has been fully assessed.

Organizations can leverage various technologies to enhance protection against phishing:

  • Email security gateways: Filters that detect suspicious or malicious emails.
  • Updated antivirus and antimalware software: Helps detect known threats.
  • Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions: Continuous monitoring of endpoints and networks.
  • Identity and Access Management (IAM) platforms: Manage user access and permissions securely.

Proper handling of sensitive data helps minimize the impact of potential attacks. Key measures include:

  • Encrypt important data to prevent unauthorized access.
  • Limit access privileges so employees only access what is essential to their roles.
  • Perform regular backups to prevent data loss in the event of an attack.
  • Monitor suspicious behavior within company systems and respond quickly.

Maintaining phishing protection requires continuous management and updates. Best practices include:

  • Regularly update security software and operating systems.
  • Track emerging threats and inform employees about new attack techniques.
  • Work with security experts and participate in cybersecurity forums and events.
  • Conduct regular audits of security policies and systems.
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