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Companies may be measuring phishing resilience the wrong way
Companies that judge phishing simulation programs by how often employees click simulated attack emails may be overlooking more important indicators of cyber resilience, according to Pistachio’s Phishing Behaviour Report 2026. Examples of difficult simulations (Source: Pistachio)
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Companies that judge phishing simulation programs by how often employees click simulated attack emails may be overlooking more important indicators of cyber resilience, according to Pistachio’s Phishing Behaviour Report 2026. Examples of difficult simulations (Source: Pistachio) The analysis covered 648 organizations with a complete 12-month record and 123,692 users between June 1, 2025, and May 31, 2026. Its central finding is that phishing resilience is better understood through a combination of clicking, credential submission, and … More → The post Companies may be measuring phishing resilience the wrong way appeared first on Help Net Security.