Impact of Security Awareness Training on Phishing Click-Through Rates

Metadane

• Autorzy: Angelo Carella, Maxim Kotsoev, Tudor M. Truta
• Rok: 2017
• Źródło: 2017 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data), pages 4458–4466
• DOI/Link: IEEE Big Data 2017
• Status: to-read
• Pochodzenie: Wyekstrahowane z anti-phishing-training-2025 (training comparison study)
• Tagi: to-read reference security-awareness-training click-through-rates phishing-simulation

Notatki

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Kontekst cytowania w Anti-Phishing Training 2025:

• Referenced jako [16] w paper (cited multiple times)
• Study: 150 university students
• Real-world setting
• Compared training approaches
• Informed hypotheses H2, H3

Key Findings (from citations):

• Interactive training components showed benefits
• Active learning and immediate feedback effective
• “Report Phish” button mechanism described
• Guided users through identifying suspicious elements

Context:

• Interactive training benefits found in this study
• BUT: Anti-Phishing Training 2025 did NOT replicate at larger scale
• Suggests lab/small-scale findings may not generalize

Quote from Anti-Phishing Training 2025:

“This finding contrasts with some prior work suggesting benefits of interactive training components [16], but aligns with recent large-scale studies showing limited overall training effectiveness.”

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