In addition to relying on various cybersecurity devices and products for detection and defense functions, good user habits and effective management measures are also crucial for cybersecurity protection.
 

There have been reports of APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) attacks, infiltrating organizational networks through email social engineering techniques. Due to the high success rate and the difficulty for users to detect, this method has become a preferred attack and information theft technique for hackers. The risk should not be underestimated.
 

The purpose of social engineering drill services is to mimic hacker social engineering attack techniques. Test emails are sent to measure the percentage of employees in the target organization who click on various deceptive emails. This helps assess the actual level of cybersecurity awareness among employees and evaluate the organization's ability to defend against social engineering, phishing, and other types of attacks.
 

All data will be collected and recorded based on actions such as opening emails and clicking on links. This information will be analyzed and compiled into a detailed results report. The comprehensive test records can serve as a basis for behavioral analysis and future educational training planning, aiming to enhance the overall defense capabilities.