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Building a Security Awareness Program to Help Defend Against Cyber Extrotion and Ransomware

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6 4. Authentication Attacks Social engineering is consistently the number one root cause used by ransomware and other malware attacks to gain initial access. It makes sense therefore to consider raising awareness around these initial attack vectors amongst the groups typically responsible for them. Attack Vector Audience Proposed Intervention KnowBe4 (or other) Content Behaviour Design Trigger Social Engineering All staff Phishing base training Gamified phishing training to transfer knowledge to intuitive awareness Phishing simulations mimicking typical ransomware phishing techniques KB4 Training: • Phishing Foundations (15 mins) • Basics of Phishing (5 mins) • Spot the Phish Game: Foundational (5 mins) • Phish Catcher Game (7 mins) Phishing templates: • Invoices, • calendar invites, • payment notification, • Delivery notices • CV/job applicants (HR) Unpatched software IT and Data-driven defense • Masterclass on Data- Driven Defense Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) IT and Privileged user training MRDP security guidance KB4 Training: • Security Moments Series: Privileged User Access Management (4 mins) Other: • Microsoft guidelines for securing RDP Password attacks IT and Password policy Understanding multi-factor risks • Roger Grimes Password policy • Lessons learnt from testing 150 MFA products • Provide users with a password- manager tool

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