Kinds Security Blog

In a world where malicious email threats have surged by 856% in just one year, the landscape of cyber security awareness training is evolving at breakneck speed. Generic phishing simulations are fading, replaced by dynamic, personalized campaigns that truly test employee resilience.

In the world of cyber security awareness training and Human Risk Management (HRM), few tools are as effective as well-crafted spear-phishing simulations. Unlike generic phishing attempts that cast a wide net, spear-phishing targets specific individuals with personalized content that feels authentic and relevant.

In today's rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, organizations need more than generic, one-size-fits-all cyber security awareness training. The difference between a Security Awareness Training (SAT) program that truly protects your organization and one that simply checks compliance boxes often comes down to one crucial factor: personalization.

Email security has evolved from a simple spam filter to a sophisticated battleground against GenAI-powered social engineering, advanced phishing campaigns, and business email compromise attacks.

In today's rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, organizations need more than generic, one-size-fits-all cyber security awareness training. The difference between a Security Awareness Training (SAT) program that truly protects your organization and one that simply checks compliance boxes often comes down to one crucial factor: personalization.

Email remains one of the most effective distribution methods for malware, serving as the primary attack vector for cybercriminals to infiltrate organizations and compromise systems.

Passwords are the keys to our digital lives. But where people store them? That's often where security goes wrong. A recent study shows that 73% of people reuse the same password for multiple accounts. Even worse, many folks store their passwords in places that make hackers' jobs incredibly easy.

Generative AI (GenAI) has fundamentally transformed the phishing landscape, enabling cybercriminals to create sophisticated, personalized attacks at unprecedented scale and speed.

Human Risk Management (HRM) is a comprehensive cybersecurity approach that identifies, quantifies, and mitigates risks associated with human behavior within organizations.

Last Tuesday morning, Sarah from accounts payable received what appeared to be a routine email from TechFlow Solutions, a trusted contractor her company had worked with for months.

Human Risk Management platforms promise to transform security awareness, but the reality often falls short of expectations. From frustrating admin interfaces to boring employee training experiences, most platforms create more problems than they solve.

In today's rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, one of the most persistent and effective attack vectors continues to be social engineering through fraudulent technical support calls.

Email security refers to the protection of email accounts, content, and communications from cyber threats and unauthorized access. It combines technical safeguards with human-centered defenses to prevent malicious attacks that target both email systems and the people who use them.

Phishing is a cybersecurity threat that uses deception and social engineering to trick people into providing sensitive information or taking actions that compromise security. Unlike other cyber threats that target technology directly, phishing exploits human psychology to gain unauthorized access to data, systems, or money.