Build stronger phishing awareness before attackers test it for you.
Phishing and social engineering attacks continue to evolve, and despite growing security controls, people remain one of the most common ways attackers gain access to organisations. The challenge is not just improving awareness once, but building stronger habits and resilience over time.
In this on-demand webinar, CWSI explores how Microsoft Attack Simulation Training helps organisations test, measure and improve employee awareness through realistic phishing simulations and targeted training experiences.
Microsoft experts Tim Struik and Nick Van Oosterwijk take a practical look at how the platform works, how to run effective simulations, and how organisations can use Microsoft’s tooling to strengthen digital resilience without creating unnecessary disruption for employees.
In this session you’ll learn:
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The licences and roles required for Attack Simulation Training.
2
The different phishing and attack simulation models available.
3
How to run effective and manageable phishing simulations.
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What the end user experience looks like.
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The benefits of using Microsoft tooling for security awareness training.
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Ways to improve employee resilience against evolving phishing tactics.
Speakers
Tim Struik
Endpoint and Compliance Consultant, CWSI
Tim formally has a legal background and made the switch to the IT field about 8 years ago. Based on self-learning, he originally specialised in device management systems. In doing so, Tim has kept up with the strong developments that have taken place in this area as well as also mastering data security within Microsoft Purview. In addition, Tim has focused specifically on parts of the Microsoft Defender in recent times.
Within the Dutch team, Tim is the go-to person for training. Additionally, he often supports sales colleagues during pre-sales and is versatile across all phases of orders and projects.
Nick Oosterwijk
Security Consultant, CWSI
Nick Oosterwijk is a dedicated and innovative self-taught
professional, specialising in Cyber Security and Ethical Hacking. He
excels in bridging the gap between people and modern IT solutions,
comfortably working at both strategic and operational levels. His
career is marked by roles that involve advising on, implementing,
and managing IT infrastructures for various sectors including finance,
manufacturing, hospitality and non-profit. His skills extend to
performing audits, penetration testing, red teaming, incident
response, and fostering security awareness.
As a consultant, he is committed to guiding organisations towards
robust security & security management, GRC policy improvement,
and business continuity. Nick’s drive is rooted in simplifying complex
IT challenges, making them tangible and actionable for all involved.
His technical skills are complemented by strong communication
abilities and an empathetic approach, ensuring that the solutions he
delivers are not only technically sound but also align with user
needs and organisational goals.
