Harden your human attack surface continuously, automatically, and at scale.

PICNIC INTEGRATION WITH MESSAGING APPS FOR BUSINESSES

Automate private notifications to your users to coach them on social engineering threats based on their specific personal and professional exposed information.

Say goodbye to traditional cyber awareness training

Enter tailored cyber awareness coaching powered by real-time human risk intelligence. Make it personal and create value for your users.

Picnic integrates with Microsoft Teams, Slack, and your email server, giving your organization total control over the opt-in, triggers, timeliness, content, and frequency of alert notifications sent privately to your users.

While Picnic continuously recons, analyses, and reduces your organization's human attack surface, it also produces continuous social engineering threat exposure analysis for each user, which, when coupled with cyber awareness coaching delivered via messaging apps, drives urgency, relevancy, and engagement.

Key Capabilities of Integrations

Raises situational cyber awareness at scale without wearing out your workforce with traditional spray-and-pray cyber awareness training.
Bridges the gap between personal and professional lives and covers a critical cybersecurity blind spot.
Respects user privacy through Picnic's privacy-by-design approach.
Notifies users of changes in their digital footprint, both discovered and removed PII in the open, deep, and dark web.newly discovered exposed PII in the open, deep, and dark web.
Alerts users of newly discovered breached personal and work credentials associated with their current and former work emails as well as their personal emails.
Notifies users of automatically blocked compromised passwords.

Sample Use Cases

Breach Data Notifications

When discovers exposed PII that Picnic cannot remediate, along with instructions for the user to take action if desired. For example, when Picnic discovers a newly exposed password on the dark web, it not only automatically prevents its reuse within your organization but also notifies the user to avoid reusing that password on other personal accounts. Picnic reveals the password to the user via a time-sensitive link to a page that can only be accessed once.

Personalized Recommendations

Everyone produces a digital exhaust that, over time, increases exposure to social engineering techniques such as bulk phishing, spear phishing, smishing, vishing, credential stuffing, and impersonation, among others. Picnic sends automated, private, and personalized coaching messages via email or messaging app to the user connecting external changes in footprint to potential risks fo the user that are specific to their unique footprint.

Social Media Privacy Coaching

Picnic does not monitor personal behavior or online activities. Instead, our software analyzes and gauges exposure to social engineering threats. Based on continuous analysis of each user's public social media profiles, Picnic triggers best practice recommendations to optimize privacy settings on social media sites such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter/X. Improving security on these personal accounts promotes security at home and at work.

What Customers Say

From an easy uptake and easy execution, it’s been fantastic. And I would say, too, from an end-user perspective, there are very few security tools in our arsenal that my typical end-user is aware of. But because we have been on this journey with Picnic, and we’re providing data to let people make choices --and we’re providing information about what it is and how we utilize it-- I would say that a lot of our employees have knowledge of what Picnic is and how it can help, and how it’s helping them.

Jason Nations

Director of Enterprise Security

We found that some of the phishing tests with some other vendors weren’t moving the needle on employee cyber awareness. The same people every month clicked the same links in the phishing test. By making it more personal with Picnic, we raised their awareness, and they started to understand, ‘Okay, I do need to change my behavior, and it’s not just an IT problem; it’s also a me problem.'

Brent Baker

EVP of Information Technology

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