Phishing Awareness
Training Issues
Abstract
Phishing has been one of the most dangerous cyberattacks for quite a long time. Being a technically simple approach to implement for attackers, being quite well recognized by tools, having clearly recognizable features, this method of attack still remains operational. The reason is users who continue to follow prepared malicious links. It is people who turn out to be the weak link that ensures the success of phishing. Hence, much attention is paid in the world to educating (notifying) users about the dangers and characteristic features of phishing. In this article, we would like to focus on existing anti-phishing training programs in the world. Such programs exist at different levels: national, academic, in private companies. The basis of such training is the identification of phishing messages by students among real texts (email messages). Of particular interest is the NIST phishing scale, which allows you to assess the complexity of such training examples.
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