Webinar: Simulate QR and USB Phishing with Awaretrain

Scanning a QR code to log in or using a USB stick to share files. These small everyday actions can sometimes have the biggest impact. And in this case, we’re not talking about the convenience they offer your employees, but the ease with which cybercriminals can exploit them.

Attackers are increasingly abusing QR codes and USB drives. They overlay fake QR codes on legitimate ones or distribute USB sticks loaded with malicious files.

With the Awaretrain platform, you can now run your own QR and USB phishing simulations. In this webinar, we’ll show you how to use these tools to strengthen security awareness across your organisation.

About the webinar: Simulate QR and USB Phishing with Awaretrain

In just 30 minutes, you’ll learn:

• The risks behind QR phishing and USB drops and why people fall for them.
• How to run realistic simulations yourself in Awaretrain.
• Best practices for safe and effective testing within your organisation.
• How to turn results into awareness and immediate improvement actions.

📆 When? Wednesday 3 December, 10:00–10:30

💻 Where? Online, join from wherever you work.

🌍 Language? The webinar will be in English

📩 Can’t make it live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording automatically.

✅ Want to know more or register? Click the button below or use this direct link: https://my.demio.com/ref/cJ4PfKGL13mN1H1v

About the speakers

Dion Duighuisen

With his energetic and accessible style, Dion makes complex security topics clear, relevant and engaging for a wide audience. His mission? To share his passion for information security in a practical and relatable way, helping create safer digital workplaces.

Job Coehorst

With a background in communication and behavioural influence, Job helps organisations get a firm grip on their security awareness programmes. He translates technical topics into clear, actionable insights that clients can apply straight away. His goal? Ensuring every organisation gets the most out of Awaretrain and that employees become more aware of digital risks.