DoubleClickjacking is a silent and dangerous predator that exploits users’ natural browsing behaviors. With a deceptive double-click—often on captchas, reward buttons, or seemingly harmless prompts—users unknowingly authorize sensitive actions on legitimate sites.

Preparing employees to identify a phishing email with a single training is like handing them one arrow to fend off an entire army. While simulated phishing exercises do sharpen awareness, they’re only the beginning.