Measuring the Effectiveness of Embedded Phishing Exercises¶
Siadati, H., Palka, S., Siegel, A., & McCoy, D. (2017). Measuring the Effectiveness of Embedded Phishing Exercises. 10th USENIX Workshop on Cyber Security Experimentation and Test (CSET '17).
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- Inoculation Theory
- Cybersecurity. Phishing simulations with immediate feedback, tabletop incident exercises, and chaos engineering that routinely injects weakened faults to inoculate production systems against rare failures.
This sourceLarge real-world embedded phishing exercise (19,180 participants) measuring how simulated-phishing with immediate feedback affects later susceptibility — security inoculation with a refutation/debrief step.
- Cybersecurity. Phishing simulations with immediate feedback, tabletop incident exercises, and chaos engineering that routinely injects weakened faults to inoculate production systems against rare failures.
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