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Infosec Institute

Cybersecurity training provider for awareness programs and certifications

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Human Risk
Email Security
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Infosec Institute Description

Infosec is a cybersecurity training and education company that provides security awareness programs and professional certification preparation. The company operates as part of Cengage Learning and offers multiple product lines targeting different aspects of cybersecurity education. The company's primary offerings include Infosec IQ, a security awareness training platform that features phishing simulations (PhishSim), phishing reporting tools (PhishNotify), and educational content through video series like Need to Know and WORKed. The platform enables organizations to conduct group training sessions, assessments, and simulated phishing campaigns to reduce employee susceptibility to social engineering attacks. Infosec also provides Boot Camps for certification preparation, Infosec Skills for hands-on technical training, and Infosec HRM for human risk management. The company serves businesses across various sectors, helping them train employees on topics including phishing detection, social engineering, malware, safe browsing, and remote working security. The company maintains a community platform called TechExams where IT security professionals can discuss certifications, career paths, and security topics. Infosec hosts the annual Infosec Inspire Security Awareness Awards and Cyber Skills Virtual Summit, recognizing organizations with effective security awareness programs. Their approach emphasizes measurable outcomes, with clients reporting reductions in phishing susceptibility rates and increases in suspicious email reporting. The company combines educational content, simulated attacks, and assessment tools to help organizations build security culture and develop what they term a "human firewall."