Mr. Yoshi (LOGIQUE) :
Great! We have received interest from multiple clients regarding ISO 27017 certification, and we would be delighted to collaborate with you on this matter.
At LOGIQUE, we continue to receive numerous inquiries regarding pen-testing, which demonstrates the persistent demand for this service. Additionally, we have noticed a significant increase in interest and concerns surrounding phishing simulations. As companies reach a certain level of security maturity, with implemented attack detection systems, regular pen-testing, and well-established security policies, the focus naturally shifts to employee education. We recognize the importance of addressing this crucial aspect and are committed to providing comprehensive solutions in this regard.
I strongly emphasize the siginificance of implementing "phishing simulation" within a company. While training and educating employees are crucial, it is important to recognize the inherent limitations. Not all employees may consistently adhere to security protocols, potentially creating vulnerabilities within the organization. Malicious actors often target individuals, exploiting their weaknesses as a means to gain unauthorized access. Even with the best intentions, an unwitting employee can inadvertently trigger a significant security incident.
Therefore, conducting phishing simulations becomes an invaluable tool to identify individuals who may pose a risk or lack a sufficiently secure understanding. It allows us to gain insight into potential vulnerabilities, enabling targeted training and reinforcement where it is most needed. By fostering a culture of awareness and preparedness, we can proactively mitigate the risk of security breaches caused by human factors.