User Awareness Testing
Arotech’s User Awareness Testing evaluates how well your staff can recognise and respond to common cyber threats such as phishing, social engineering and credential theft. By simulating realistic attack scenarios, we help you measure behavioural risk, identify training needs and strengthen your team’s ability to act as your first line of defence.
Why It Matters
Even the best technology can’t protect your business if your people aren’t aware of the threats they face.
Ø Phishing and social engineering attacks remain the leading causes of data breaches and ransomware infections.
Ø Human error — such as clicking malicious links or mishandling sensitive data — can bypass even advanced security controls.
Ø Lack of targeted awareness training can leave staff unsure how to respond to suspicious activity.
Ø A disengaged workforce can undermine technical security investments and increase the likelihood of incidents.
Your Outcomes
This service provides your business with measurable insights to strengthen its human defences.
Ø Improved staff awareness and vigilance against phishing and social engineering.
Ø Quantifiable metrics on user susceptibility and behavioural risk.
Ø Tailored training focus to address specific weaknesses and reduce future incidents.
Ø Demonstrable commitment to cyber resilience for clients, auditors and insurers.
Ø A proactive, security-conscious culture across your business.
Our Approach
01
Planning & Design
Define test objectives and scenarios tailored to your business and risk profile.
02
Simulation Execution
Run controlled phishing, social engineering or credential-harvesting campaigns.
03
Measurement & Analysis
Record user interactions, response times and behavioural trends.
04
Reporting & Education
Deliver clear results, executive summaries and targeted awareness recommendations.
Deliverables
REPORT
User awareness testing report with participation metrics and key findings
IMPROVEMENT
Recommendations for focused user training and behavioural improvement
RE-TEST
Optional awareness workshop or simulated re-testing to measure improvement