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It is a small image containing malicious code invisible to the user and comes embedded in an email or a web page. It allows monitoring of the activity and usually collects valuable marketing-related information. It can be about the web server’s use, the opened emails, web analytics (the number of visitors on a web page), advertisement statistics, IP addresses, hostname, type, and version of the operating system and the used browser, etc.

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Focus and Excellence: ATTACK Simulator Achieves CCN Qualification

Beyond Compliance: Real-World Impact of Nis2 on Small Enterprises

NIS2 for small businesses: what changes in practice?Is the company legally in scope for NIS2 for small businesses?What is the difference between direct duties and supplier pressure?Which NIS2 for small businesses controls create useful evidence rather than compliance...

Using Simulated Phishing to Train Security Teams

Table of ContentsWhat You Are Actually Buying With Simulated Phishing TrainingWhat Simulated Phishing Can and Cannot ProveWhy Click Rate Alone Is a Weak Buying MetricThe Measurement Framework to Put in the Procurement BriefHow to Design a Safe, Relevant...

When to Escalate High Phishing Risk Scores Into Mandatory Follow-Up Training

Why Phishing Risk Thresholds Matter in 2026 Ten employees have repeatedly failed phishing simulations. Security wants mandatory follow-up training; HR worries that a rigid response will feel punitive and damage trust. The disagreement is understandable—but without...