Click Armor MSP Program
Ransomware is the #1 reason why a managed service provider loses a customer. It’s time to protect your customers from phishing and social engineering threats, while protecting your own business from vulnerable customers.
Protect Your Customers
Hackers are increasingly targeting vulnerable SMBs. Click Armor allows your customers to understand their cyber security risk and proactively take action to address it, giving business owners cyber peace-of-mind.
Protect Your Business
By implementing a continuous cyber security awareness program with your customers, you will proactively be able to assess a customer’s vulnerability and prevent serious security incidents that are costly and time-consuming for MSPs.
Generate New Revenue
Click Armor offers pay-as-you-go, monthly and floating license models with strong margins. We want you to succeed and will support you every step of the way.
Integrate and Customize
Click Armor’s Active Awareness Platform is cloud-based, scales easily and integrates with your current service offerings. Click Armor works with you to meet your customers’ specific needs, including custom simulations.
Test everyone now to identify your customers’ phishing vulnerabilities.
Join our MSP program and get access to our Click Armor PLUS package with unlimited gamified phishing assessments!
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- Fits with your existing service offeringsÂ
- MSP-friendly pricing
- Automated Challenge Streamsâ„¢ technology for ongoing customer phishing awareness value
- Free NFR internal use for MSPs
- End-to-end sales and technical support
- Branding for MSP portals
- Branded customer assessment report card
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How to close the accountability gap that leaves your team vulnerable to cyberattacks
Most people think that a team has one person who is accountable for results. Legally, this may be true, but according to Patrick Lencioni, in The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, the more people who take accountability for results within the team, the better the team will...
Why live phishing tests suck: Reason #4: Confidentiality of employee information
Raw data on WHO clicked on a phishing test email is sensitive personal information. I've seen raw data from phishing tests shared without being secured. In organizations that have policies such as "three strikes and you're out", meaning termination, this information...
The three executive perspectives on phishing tests
There are three executive perspectives on using phishing tests - all based on their understanding of culture and/or economics.Here are the different perspectives: 1. Let's aim to REDUCE click rates Trying to REDUCE click rates assumes a consistent, repeatable...
Why live phishing tests suck – Reason #3: Embarrassment of employees
It may seem like a small issue to some. But this is serious.IT Managers have NO IDEA what may trigger a major personal crisis for employees. For example, topics such as: 1. Sex2. Drugs and medications3. Religious issue ... are very personal to each of us. If an email...
Why live phishing tests suck – Reason #2: Impossibly difficult tests
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Why live phishing tests suck – Reason #1: Unexpected employee reactions
Why live phishing tests suck - Reason #1: Unexpected employee reactions. Pushing emotional triggers in test emails can lead to unexpected results.Here are some examples I've seen happen: 1. Employees contacted unprepared executives directly2. Employees post on social...
How live phishing tests cause unexpected reactions from employees that can cause trouble for your business
IT managers fail to anticipate employees' reactions. Employee phishing tests can, and do, leak "into the wild" and cause your business trouble.The unexpected employee reactions to phishing tests cost time, effort and sometimes money to counteract. When faced with a...
Why copying some vendors’ email notifications in phishing tests can backfire
Some vendors' confusing notifications make easy phishing tests, but that doesn't mean you should use them.Replicating these easy tests will only create an adversarial relationship between employees and the IT Security team. Yes, attackers who know you use [vendor...
The key pitfalls of replicating attackers’ impersonation methods in phishing tests
The value of performing live phishing tests relies on using impersonation the way attackers do. Live simulations have several limitations in this area that reduce their value for your security program.Here are some key pitfalls I've discovered when using live tests to...
How live phishing tests are wasting your organization’s time
Phishing assessments are stressful and waste a lot of time. Technically, it's a simple concept: Template, Target, Test, Report, Remediate...But, in reality, here are the headaches and time-consuming details that few executives factor into the costs of phishing...
Join Scott Wright for a special guest appearance on The Thursday Process webinar with Ian Richardson – September 1, 2022
It's not always easy or efficient to market to small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). But I wanted to share with our MSP partners some of the ways we have found that work well for building visibility and credibility online. Our approach involves leading the way...
Why smishing (SMS phishing) shouldn’t be left out of your training program
SMS phishing (smishing) threats aren't talked about enough. We need to teach and simulate these threats, beyond just phishing threats targeting employees.E.g., Customers of Rogers (mobile carrier) are being enticed by SMS messages offering compensation for a recent...
Why your small business should be using MSPs for security services
Small businesses need to use Managed (Security) Service Providers (MSP or MSSP) security services to ensure business infrastructure is running smoothly and securely.Here are some good reasons to use them: 1. They have experience configuring complex security solutions...
Why employees need regular practice at spotting cyber threats in a safe environment
It's hard for us to remember irregular habits, like spotting threats. It's much easier to remember procedures you do every day or even weekly.This goes to why employees need more "safe, regular practice" at spotting threats: The procedures we learn to do on a daily...
The key variables to consider in live phishing tests
What does "counting clicks" in live phishing tests tell you? There are really a lot more questions than answers.Here are some of the variables that are rarely considered when reporting on live phishing tests: 1. Did the employee guess suspect a test based the subject...
