For industry-specific testing, here are the top 3 phishing templates curated on Higher Education.
In recent years, cyberattacks on K-12 school systems and higher ed institutions have increased. Not only do these attacks disrupt educational operations, they also impact students and teachers.
This video previews our top 3 phishing templates for Higher Education organizations to use for testing their teams with industry-specific content.
1. A new announcement from Google Classroom asking students to join a training from a meeting link. Google Classroom is widely used among education professionals, so this simulation is a great way to test how end users may be too quick to click for a well-known brand name like Google.
2. An upgrade notification from Blackboard would sure get the attention of your end users who may be using the application everyday. This phishing email template is simple, but with a familiar branding and promising access to premium service, this test could be easily overlooked.
3. A password reset alert from Canvas may look real enough for end users to click a suspicious link out of a sense of urgency. This test may lead them to believe that they need to update their credentials to gain access to their account.