Wizer
Employees are the first line of defense.

Human error is the weak point - and awareness is the control

Human error is one of the main causes of security incidents in business. Employees may click a malicious link, open an infected attachment or hand a username and password to an attacker posing as IT staff or a senior executive.

Email is the channel most prone to these mistakes: attackers craft messages that look genuine and bypass security systems. Technical controls reduce the risk, but an employee who recognizes a scam attempt and reports it is a line of defense with no substitute.

• Security awareness training tailored to each employee and role.
• Reduced risk of cyber attacks caused by human error.
• A stronger organizational culture around security and privacy.
• Meeting the requirements of data security regulations and security standards.
• Documentation that supports cyber insurance underwriting and renewal.

What you actually get

Wizer Security Awareness gives employees a range of learning resources - videos, interactive challenges and attack simulations - and measures continuously to identify weak areas and adapt the training.

• An annual training plan with short content that does not overload employees.
• Simulated phishing campaigns and measurement of improvement over time.
• Dedicated training for developers, management and teams with access to sensitive data.
• Participation and completion reports that serve as audit evidence.
• SCORM export for integration with the organization's existing LMS.

Why deploy Wizer with ELPC

ELPC is Wizer's official partner in Israel, providing consulting, deployment, operation and support in Hebrew. We don't just open an account - we build and run the awareness program:

• Designing an annual awareness program based on the organization's risk profile and regulatory requirements.
• Running phishing campaigns, analyzing results and delivering targeted follow-up training.
• Integration with Perception Point email security, so simulation scenarios reflect real threats that were blocked.
• Reporting to management and the information security committee, including trends and areas for improvement.

Employee training is an explicit requirement of ISO 27001 (control A.6.3), part of GDPR's accountability principle, and a component of the organizational controls required by Israel's Data Security Regulations and Privacy Protection Law Amendment 13. The program helps meet these requirements and produces the documentation needed for audits.