Shira: A Phishing Awareness Training Platform for Teams and Individuals
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Summary
Shira is a cybersecurity training platform that helps organizations and individuals build skills to identify and defeat phishing attacks. It offers ready-made, customizable quizzes for learners to practice spotting phishing attempts in everyday apps like Gmail, SMS, and WhatsApp, with examples tailored to specific languages and fields. For educators and security professionals, it provides tools to create custom phishing quizzes and monitor team success rates without requiring coding.
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Customize the quiz to learn to identify phishing in the apps you use every day — Gmail, SMS, WhatsApp, etc — with examples tailored to your language and field of work.
Build phishing quizzes tailored to your organization's needs and monitor your team's success rates — without any coding.
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