Infosec IQ

for companies looking to meet international requirements regarding information security, like standards controls and things like that for example, ISO27001, NIST, PCI, and others. also for reducing the risk about bad employees behaviors, thanks to Infosec our employees keep reporting suspicious emails, and things they don't understand, so we are sure they always aware about security risk.

1) If you want to enhance the security this is the best match.
2) If you are trying to contract IT insurance, this is one of the requirements.
3) If you want to train workers in IT risk awareness this is the right app and its features.
4) Need phishing mail? I recommend Infosec IQ.

Very easy to roll out security training for users.
Very cumbersome to make a phishing campaign

Infosec IQ is perfect for companies at any stage of the security awareness journey.

Infosec IQ focuses on the human firewall component of a company's cybersecurity strategy. The tools are there - training modules, phishing campaign templates, and an email reporting button.

It is up to the person administering to create a strategy - what training? how often? which phishing templates make sense? how to remediate?

A scenario where InfoSec is well-suited is when you notice more and more spam and/or phishing emails getting by spam filters. Aside from refining these filters to catch more, it is always a good idea to educate users on what to look for to determine what is potentially a phishing email.

Infosec IQ stands out as an excellent solution for conducting recurrent trainings and running simulated phishing campaigns. The platform not only offers robust features but also provides prompt and reliable support to its users. This level of assistance ensures a smooth experience and helps address any questions or concerns that may arise during training or campaign execution.One notable advantage of Infosec IQ is its support for Single Sign-On (SSO) functionality. This feature enables users to access the platform seamlessly using their existing credentials, eliminating the need for separate login information. By integrating with an organization's existing authentication system, Infosec IQ simplifies user management and enhances security by leveraging established access controls.In summary, the strengths of Infosec IQ include its comprehensive training and simulated phishing capabilities, excellent support services, and the convenience of SSO integration. These features contribute to a more efficient and effective training experience, allowing organizations to strengthen their cybersecurity defenses while minimizing administrative burdens.

If the company is very small, the Infosec IQ solution might be a little overkill. However, for a medium to large company, I think Infosec IQ is a great tool for providing cybersecurity training, reporting, and assessment testing for all employees. Based on the information gathered during training, testing, etc., it allows the cybersecurity manager to focus on what employees need additional training or potential weak spots in the current training. This is important information to report to senior leadership. It also serves to meet cybersecurity awareness training that may be a compliance requirement for customer contracts, governmental standards, etc.

If your in an environment where there is no educational training for users regarding cyber threats, i think InfoSec is a great option to consider.

I have recommended this to small businesses and academics. This tool is perfect for new learners and easy to follow.
I have also utilized this tool during my graduate program at Penn State.

Infosec IQ is well suited for an environment that does not have dedicated resources to define Cyber Security training content and exercises.

Feedback from staff has be positive, they get a quick break from their work and learn about something different. The vast scale of training modules and information available is stagging. This gives us the option to always change the training up between being professional and having a little more fun with the choose your own adventure interactive training. Upper management can use the dashboard to pull all kinds of statistics about the training and which staff aren't completing it. Groups can be configured so that if staff fail or don't complete a training course then are automatically enrolled in the next one. Lots of little features that make the whole software really easy to use. The Staff at Infosec are always following up and are super friendly. They help with any problems quickly and always get back to you no matter how small an issue it is.

Best suited in IT security trainings and assessments, phishing simulation tests, less appropriate in detailed reporting and training of specific departments like HR and admin.

As I stated previously, InfosecIQ provides our cyber security training platform and phishing email testing platform. The cyber security training is thorough and quite customizable. The reporting capabilities are quite good as well. The phishing email testing platform has great content however with used in conjunction with Google Gmail, the "report phishing" function of Gmail causes false positives. This is something we are currently working with through Infosec IQ.

It is good when it comes to preprepared tutorials that integrate fun with learning and when executing phishing campaigns. For example, security awareness, AML, KYC, work during travel, etc. It is less appropriate when a team want to add personal content and integrate it with the current training and when the voice is a matter of fact in the training if it can not be changed

Employee training well-suited suite. But again reporting tool falls short with its integration with the M365 reporting tools that need to integrate with each other.

Infosec IQ worked really well for us when we wanted to deploy New Hire training automatically to all new employees. Infosec allowed us to push new users to the system and automatically assigned the new hire training to them without us having to manually do anything. While it's not something I've used, I saw the possibility of setting up different training for new hires based on group/category, it's something I might consider in the future based on department. Follow-up training for phishing simulations for anyone that got phished was very easy as well. Infosec has the option to add all users that were phished to a specific group, and then deploy a separate training course to those users only.

Well suited when a person joins my team that allows his or her registered access. Not recommended to have access when a person leaves the organization. His or her access has to be removed automatically based on the last login date.

It provides a great content library, good customer service, and management is keeping up with the current trends. We, as an organization, were able to leverage many training modules and we felt like the majority of our business needs were addressed by management. Also, all our issues were resolved in a timely manner.

InfoSec IQ training is considered part of the base entry-level security stack we offer and recommend to our customers. InfoSec IQ is great for SMBs that do not have a designated IT staff. We can set up, deploy, and manage employee security awareness training for those customers. And for our larger or CoMIT customers who do have their own IT personnel, the MSP multi-tenant platform allows for customer admins to access the portal and manage their own training as much or as little as they choose.

Infosec IQ is easy to use and administer and they are constantly adding to the content library to keep it topical as well as meet the needs of many different learner groups.

We use some of the videos from INFOSEC IQ for our staff's yearly training requirements. We also use videos on a monthly basis with our security SharePoint page for monthly news and updates. Currently, we utilize one of INFOSEC IQ's yearly plans to send out a monthly bulletin email and then do monthly phishing campaigns based on the topic of the month.

Infosec IQ is best suited when used for the IT orientation of new hires as it defines how to keep the network safe while working in an office environment. It explains the company's IT policy in a simplified way. However, we do monthly training so some users who have worked in our company for a longer time comment that they are learning the same topics repetitively.

I cannot speak for all aspects of the Infosec IQ [software] but their PhishSim is solid. Prior to using Infosec IQ, we had not done any specific simulations [with our users]. The extent of our training consisted of email reminders about how to spot different types of malicious content. This was certainly not a foolproof plan. Infosec IQ filled a large gap in our ability to educate employees on what to look out for. [We use it] as an educational resource [for] security training. It is not a replacement for a good email filter with proper policies assigned.

Any business that is looking for a cost-effective way to train employees on how to be on the lookout for phishing emails and or need to test employees for compliance reasons this is a great product and you don't have to be an IT professional to use it.