Why Security Awareness Training Fails Small Businesses
Small and medium businesses are the primary target of phishing attacks, yet rarely have dedicated security teams to defend against them. When IT administrators are forced to manage legacy phishing platforms, they waste hours manually selecting templates, scheduling sends, and chasing down employees to complete training. Worse, static and generic templates are easily spotted, creating a false sense of security while the business remains vulnerable to modern threats like Business Email Compromise (BEC), ransomware, and credential harvesting. The result: expensive tooling, enormous overhead, and employees who are no better prepared than before.