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Training & Phishing Onboarding Instructions
Are you ready to begin the onboarding process for your staff’s new cybersecurity training courseware and phishing campaign? We’ve provided a series of simple steps you can follow to get your team started!
DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTS:
Insight Excel User Template
DOWNLOAD DOCUMENT:
Course Introduction Email Templates
Provide your team with all the information they need to start their cybersecurity training in a single email! Simply download one of our introduction templates, fill in the blanks with your organization’s information, and send the document to your staff.
DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTS:
Cybersecurity Awareness Posters
Download our collection of professionally designed cybersecurity awareness posters for use in your workspace. Each poster combines bright visuals and useful tips to keep viewers mindful of cybersecurity best practices.
Training & Phishing Onboarding Instructions
Are you ready to begin the onboarding process for your staff’s new cybersecurity training courseware and phishing campaign? We’ve provided a series of simple steps you can follow to get your team started!
DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTS:
Insight Excel User Template
DOWNLOAD DOCUMENT:
Course Introduction Email Templates
Provide your team with all the information they need to start their cybersecurity training in a single email! Simply download one of our introduction templates, fill in the blanks with your organization’s information, and send the document to your staff.
DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTS:
Cybersecurity Awareness Posters
Download our collection of professionally designed cybersecurity awareness posters for use in your workspace. Each poster combines bright visuals and useful tips to keep viewers mindful of cybersecurity best practices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact Information
John Bomba
Senior Security Engineer
Email: jbomba@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 732.507.7341
John Bomba
Senior Security Engineer
Email: jbomba@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 732.507.7341
Craig Schiedlo
Senior Sales Manager
Email: cschiedlo@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 862.333.8039
Whitelisting
Emails that come from our phishing campaigns may get blocked by your spam filters. To avoid this, please have your IT administrator whitelist the following domains so that the phishing emails sent can be delivered to target users throughout your organization.
mailsupportsystems.com
trackingsupportservices.com
payrollsupportadmin.com
emessageadmin.com
messageservicesadmin.com
helpdesksupportgroup.com
The domains above are registered to:
162.218.211.6
Our main contact domain https://www.d2cybersecurity.com is registered to:
72.236.151.35
Emails that come from our phishing campaigns may get blocked by your spam filters. To avoid this, please have your IT administrator whitelist the following domains so that the phishing emails sent can be delivered to target users throughout your organization.
mailsupportsystems.com
trackingsupportservices.com
payrollsupportadmin.com
emessageadmin.com
messageservicesadmin.com
helpdesksupportgroup.com
The domains above are registered to:
162.218.211.6
Our main contact domain https://www.d2cybersecurity.com is registered to:
72.236.151.35
G Suite: Create and approved sender list: Click here for official G Suite Documentation
Microsoft office 365: Configure 3rd Party Phishing Simulations: Click here for official Microsoft documentation.
Please note: Microsoft does not recommend using transport rules for phishing simulations.
Phishing
Our phishing simulations closely resemble emails that you receive on a regular basis. They are created to look very similar to those sent by large, well-known corporations (i.e., Google, Amazon, Chase, etc.).
Our phishing simulations closely resemble emails that you receive on a regular basis. They are created to look very similar to those sent by large, well-known corporations (i.e., Google, Amazon, Chase, etc.).
New email templates are carefully created and selected for each client and phishing period. Factors such as the time of year, client type (i.e., town vs. school), and location are all taken into consideration when we design our simulations.
All URLs within our phishing simulation emails link to D2’s own training domains. Upon clicking one of these links, the victim is sent to a landing page site that provides education on how they could have identified the simulated phishing attempt and how to avoid clicking on potentially malicious URLs in the future.
Phishing simulations normally run for one to two weeks, Monday through Friday.
Users that receive our simulated phishing emails will not be negatively impacted in any way.
No. We can only use an email address provided by your organization.
You can add/remove users (one at a time or in bulk) by uploading a list through our online portal here.
To ensure that all users receive the simulated phishing emails, please confirm that there are no typos on your list before submitting.
Our phishing simulations are run four times a year, once per quarter.
D2 will always send you four test phishing simulations several days to a week in advance. The emails will be titled “D2 Cybersecurity Test”, and each will include a short message informing you of your upcoming campaign.
If you are still uncertain, please contact D2 for confirmation.
Follow your organization’s policies for reporting a phishing attack.
Do not click anything in the email message.
Please contact D2 so that we may confirm the message’s legitimacy and help keep your school/municipality safe.
See our whitelisting FAQ
Gap Assessment
The purpose of the Gap Assessment is to identify current gaps in your cyber security controls and practices against an industry recognized and established framework relevant to your vertical.
The purpose of the Gap Assessment is to identify current gaps in your cyber security controls and practices against an industry recognized and established framework relevant to your vertical.
Once you participate in the service, the following process ensues:
- A welcome email is sent to your IT and Business Adminstrator Point of Contact (POC) to access the secure Insight portal.
- An online questionnaire will be accessible for each POC by logging into the Insight portal.
- Once the answers are submitted online in its entirety, a review or audit will happen.
- A final report with findings and recommendation will be prepared and available for you to be downloaded from the secure Insight portal
The self-assessment questionnaires are divided into 2 parts based on your roles and responsibilities.
Answer the Administrator questions, if you’re responsible for:
- Vendor management and audit,
- Communication and press communication,
- Defining policies, procedures, and guidelines,
- Coordinating the Request for Proposals (RFP),
- Arranging security awareness training
- Assessing security risk and working with Cyber Insurance
- Authority to invoke incident response and disaster recovery process
Answer the IT questions, if you’re responsible for:
- Network and infrastructure management
- Implementing physical and technical safeguards for policies & procedures
- Configuration, inventory, and account management
- Scanning, patching and remediation of systems and applications
- Managing access to network, systems, and accounts
- Backup and recovery of data to comply with regulatory requirements
- Incident reporting, logging, analysis, and documentation
The questionnaire consists of two parts:
- Administrative – questions and controls that are relevant to administrative functions.
- Technical – questions and controls that are relevant to information technology functions.
The individual responsible for each of these functions within your organization should answer the associated section of the questionnaire. If a single individual is responsible for both of these functions, they may answer both sections.
Both parts of the questionnaire need to be completed online and submitted using the secured Insight portal.
Depending on the kind of service you’ve prescribed, your answers to the online questionnaire:
- Gap Assessment Lite – will be reviewed by our auditor without you and final report provided
- Gap Assessment Full – will be audited by our auditor with both IT and Administrator POC
The report can be accessed and downloaded for the duration of the service contract. For multi-year contracts, historical reports can be accessed should one decide to undertake the service in subsequent years.
Vulnerability Assessment
No data will ever be downloaded or modified.
No data will ever be downloaded or modified.
D2 will never install software on your systems during a vulnerability scan.
Vulnerability scans: 72.236.151.0/24
There may be rare instances where D2’s IP addresses will need to be whitelisted.
D2 will reach out to the technical POC if this becomes necessary.
Reach out to John Bomba to update your IP addresses.
John Bomba
Email: jbomba@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 732-507-7341
Additional IP addresses can be added at any time.
Vulnerability scanning uses automated tools to detect vulnerabilities in your network. During this process, the vulnerabilities are only detected, not exploited to gain access/control.
Penetration testing is a manual process that involves exploiting vulnerabilities, emulating what a hacker might attempt in an effort to access and take control of your network.
Vulnerability scanning is usually completed in under an hour and is performed during off-hours to minimize the already small chance of it affecting your network.
We recommend that ALL IP addresses be tested. Including those which are thought to be unused.
One of our goals is to identify potentially forgotten internet connected devices that might compromise the security of your network.
The KYC form has a “Testing Window” section or you can email John Bomba to modify the time you initially indicated.
The KYC form has an “Exceptions” section. Reach out to John Bomba to update it, if needed.
Our advice is to scan every external IP address to detect any vulnerabilities. Leaving a critically important section of the network unscanned/tested might leave it vulnerable to a cyber-attack that could have otherwise been prevented.
D2 will NOT conduct a vulnerability scan on any interconnected systems.
D2 will NOT attempt to connect to any interconnected county, state, or federal systems.
Only the IP addresses listed on the KYC form will be included.
Reports will be available as downloadable PDF’s at https://insight.d2cybersecurity.com/
Your report should be available the next business day after the scan is performed, usually the day after the KYC form is submitted.
No. Due to the sensitive nature of the information in the vulnerability reports they can only be access through the insight portal. https://insight.d2cybersecurity.com/
We strongly advise that you DO NOT share your Insight login credentials (or share credentials for any other systems that you might need to access).
If you would like to add more than two POCs, please either provide an additional copy of the KYC form that includes the additional users’ information or contact John Bomba.
Vulnerabilities are classified on a scale of Low, Medium, High, and Critical, based on their CVSS score.
In the event that we find a Critical vulnerability, D2 will notify the POCs within one business day.
This means that our scans did not detect any vulnerabilities at this time.
Please keep in mind that new vulnerabilities and exploits can be found daily, so you may see something appear on the next report.
If a vulnerability or exploit has been identified, D2 will include any known remediation steps within the report. We advise that you discuss these suggested solutions with your technology POCs.
Vulnerability Scanning and External Penetration Testing are conducted against your public IPs and domains. Please keep in mind the private IPs in the ranges listed below are not valid IPs for those services:
- Class A: 10.0. 0.0 — 10.255. 255.255
- Class B: 172.16. 0.0 — 172.31. 255.255
- Class C: 192.168. 0.0 — 192.168. 255.255
Penetration Testing
No data will ever be downloaded or modified.
In some situations, a screenshot of a system may be taken to provide “proof” that D2’s penetration tester was able to access a system that should have been off limits.
The goal of a penetration test is not to steal files/data from your network, but to demonstrate if it is possible.
No data will ever be downloaded or modified.
In some situations, a screenshot of a system may be taken to provide “proof” that D2’s penetration tester was able to access a system that should have been off limits.
The goal of a penetration test is not to steal files/data from your network, but to demonstrate if it is possible.
In order to attempt certain exploits, D2 may need to run code on the target machine. If this occurs, the process will be fully documented and reversed on completion.
For example, if D2 found an exploit that would allow us to create a user on a system, we would do so, screenshot the results, and document the steps taken. Once this was accomplished, we would reverse the procedure and take another screenshot to prove that the user was removed. We follow this process in order to show that the exploit could be done without anything malicious actually occurring.
65.215.4.0/24 or 72.236.151.0/24
Reach out to John Bomba at D2 to update your IP addresses.
John Bomba
Email: jbomba@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 732.507.7341
Additional IP addresses can be added at any time. Please keep in mind, however, that any IP addresses that are added after the annual penetration test has started will not be included in the penetration test but will be include in the next monthly vulnerability scan.
Vulnerability scanning uses automated tools to detect vulnerabilities in your network. During this process, the vulnerabilities are only detected, not exploited to gain access/control.
Penetration testing is a manual process that involves exploiting vulnerabilities, emulating what a hacker might attempt in an effort to access and take control of your network.
Penetration testing happens over the course of several days or weeks, depending on the size of the network. The process is intentionally slow, in order to avoid being noticed.
We recommend that ALL IP addresses be tested. Including those which are thought to be unused.
One of our goals is to identify potentially forgotten internet connected devices that might compromise the security of your network.
Reach out to John Bomba.
John Bomba
Email: jbomba@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 732.507.7341
It is important to verify that it is D2 running a penetration test and not a potentially malicious actor in your network.
The KYC form has a “Testing Window” section or you can email John Bomba to modify the time you initially indicated.
The KYC form has an “Exceptions” section. Reach out to John Bomba to update it, if needed.
To avoid missing a potentially critical security vulnerability, we typically advise scanning all external IP addresses.
Our advice is to scan every external IP address to detect any vulnerabilities. Leaving a critically important section of the network unscanned/tested might leave it vulnerable to a cyber-attack that could have otherwise been prevented.
D2 will NOT scan or conduct a penetration test on any interconnected systems.
D2 will NOT attempt to connect to any interconnected county, state, or federal systems.
Only the IP addresses listed on the KYC form will be included.
Reports will be available as downloadable PDF’s at https://insight.d2cybersecurity.com/
Depending on the size of the network scanned, your report up to 3 weeks after the test is completed. D2 will notify the POCs when it is available.
No. Due to the sensitive nature of the information in the vulnerability and penetration testing reports, they can only be accessed through the insight portal. https://insight.d2cybersecurity.com/
We strongly advise that you DO NOT share your Insight login credentials (or share credentials for any other systems that you might need to access).
If you would like to add more than two POCs, please either provide an additional copy of the KYC form that includes the additional users’ information or contact John Bomba.
Vulnerabilities are classified on a scale of Low, Medium, High and Critical, based on their CVSS score.
In the event that we find a Critical vulnerability, D2 will notify the POCs within one business day
D2 will immediately reach out to the POC and notify them of the breach.
We will also provide a preliminary report on the steps taken to breach the network as soon as possible
A successful breach does not end the penetration test and a full report will be available after the test’s completion.
If a vulnerability or exploit has been identified, D2 will include any known remediation steps within the report. We advise that you discuss these suggested solutions with your technology POCs.
Vulnerability Scanning and External Penetration Testing are conducted against your public IPs and domains. Please keep in mind the private IPs in the ranges listed below are not valid IPs for those services:
- Class A: 10.0. 0.0 — 10.255. 255.255
- Class B: 172.16. 0.0 — 172.31. 255.255
- Class C: 192.168. 0.0 — 192.168. 255.255
Course Reminder Email
Your organization has enrolled you in D2 Cybersecurity’s Cyber Awareness Education program, and you have not yet fully completed your courseware.
Your organization has enrolled you in D2 Cybersecurity’s Cyber Awareness Education program, and you have not yet fully completed your courseware.
Please refer to the link provided near the bottom of your reminder email for issues logging in (Having issues logging in? Click here). This link will help you reset your password. If you continue to run into issues, please reach out to support@d2cybersecurity.com to request a password reset, with the following information:
First Name:
Last Name:
Email Address that received the reminder email:
Organization:
Once you have logged into your training account through the login link provided in your reminder email, you may view your course modules by clicking on “My courses” at the top of your screen. Both the course (SCORM Package) and Quiz must be completed to fully complete your courseware.
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact Information
John Bomba
Senior Security Engineer
Email: jbomba@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 732.507.7341
John Bomba
Senior Security Engineer
Email: jbomba@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 732.507.7341
Craig Schiedlo
Senior Sales Manager
Email: cschiedlo@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 862.333.8039
Whitelisting
Emails that come from our phishing campaigns may get blocked by your spam filters. To avoid this, please have your IT administrator whitelist the following domains so that the phishing emails sent can be delivered to target users throughout your organization.
mailsupportsystems.com
trackingsupportservices.com
payrollsupportadmin.com
emessageadmin.com
messageservicesadmin.com
helpdesksupportgroup.com
The domains above are registered to:
162.218.211.6
Our main contact domain https://www.d2cybersecurity.com is registered to:
72.236.151.35
Emails that come from our phishing campaigns may get blocked by your spam filters. To avoid this, please have your IT administrator whitelist the following domains so that the phishing emails sent can be delivered to target users throughout your organization.
mailsupportsystems.com
trackingsupportservices.com
payrollsupportadmin.com
emessageadmin.com
messageservicesadmin.com
helpdesksupportgroup.com
The domains above are registered to:
162.218.211.6
Our main contact domain https://www.d2cybersecurity.com is registered to:
72.236.151.35
G Suite: Create and approved sender list: Click here for official G Suite Documentation
Microsoft office 365: Configure 3rd Party Phishing Simulations: Click here for official Microsoft documentation.
Please note: Microsoft does not recommend using transport rules for phishing simulations.
Phishing
Our phishing simulations closely resemble emails that you receive on a regular basis. They are created to look very similar to those sent by large, well-known corporations (i.e., Google, Amazon, Chase, etc.).
Our phishing simulations closely resemble emails that you receive on a regular basis. They are created to look very similar to those sent by large, well-known corporations (i.e., Google, Amazon, Chase, etc.).
New email templates are carefully created and selected for each client and phishing period. Factors such as the time of year, client type (i.e., town vs. school), and location are all taken into consideration when we design our simulations.
All URLs within our phishing simulation emails link to D2’s own training domains. Upon clicking one of these links, the victim is sent to a landing page site that provides education on how they could have identified the simulated phishing attempt and how to avoid clicking on potentially malicious URLs in the future.
Phishing simulations normally run for one to two weeks, Monday through Friday.
Users that receive our simulated phishing emails will not be negatively impacted in any way.
No. We can only use an email address provided by your organization.
You can add/remove users (one at a time or in bulk) by uploading a list through our online portal here.
To ensure that all users receive the simulated phishing emails, please confirm that there are no typos on your list before submitting.
Our phishing simulations are run four times a year, once per quarter.
D2 will always send you four test phishing simulations several days to a week in advance. The emails will be titled “D2 Cybersecurity Test”, and each will include a short message informing you of your upcoming campaign.
If you are still uncertain, please contact D2 for confirmation.
Follow your organization’s policies for reporting a phishing attack.
Do not click anything in the email message.
Please contact D2 so that we may confirm the message’s legitimacy and help keep your school/municipality safe.
See our whitelisting FAQ
Gap Assessment
The purpose of the Gap Assessment is to identify current gaps in your cyber security controls and practices against an industry recognized and established framework relevant to your vertical.
The purpose of the Gap Assessment is to identify current gaps in your cyber security controls and practices against an industry recognized and established framework relevant to your vertical.
Once you participate in the service, the following process ensues:
- A welcome email is sent to your IT and Business Adminstrator Point of Contact (POC) to access the secure Insight portal.
- An online questionnaire will be accessible for each POC by logging into the Insight portal.
- Once the answers are submitted online in its entirety, a review or audit will happen.
- A final report with findings and recommendation will be prepared and available for you to be downloaded from the secure Insight portal
The self-assessment questionnaires are divided into 2 parts based on your roles and responsibilities.
Answer the Administrator questions, if you’re responsible for:
- Vendor management and audit,
- Communication and press communication,
- Defining policies, procedures, and guidelines,
- Coordinating the Request for Proposals (RFP),
- Arranging security awareness training
- Assessing security risk and working with Cyber Insurance
- Authority to invoke incident response and disaster recovery process
Answer the IT questions, if you’re responsible for:
- Network and infrastructure management
- Implementing physical and technical safeguards for policies & procedures
- Configuration, inventory, and account management
- Scanning, patching and remediation of systems and applications
- Managing access to network, systems, and accounts
- Backup and recovery of data to comply with regulatory requirements
- Incident reporting, logging, analysis, and documentation
The questionnaire consists of two parts:
- Administrative – questions and controls that are relevant to administrative functions.
- Technical – questions and controls that are relevant to information technology functions.
The individual responsible for each of these functions within your organization should answer the associated section of the questionnaire. If a single individual is responsible for both of these functions, they may answer both sections.
Both parts of the questionnaire need to be completed online and submitted using the secured Insight portal.
Depending on the kind of service you’ve prescribed, your answers to the online questionnaire:
- Gap Assessment Lite – will be reviewed by our auditor without you and final report provided
- Gap Assessment Full – will be audited by our auditor with both IT and Administrator POC
The report can be accessed and downloaded for the duration of the service contract. For multi-year contracts, historical reports can be accessed should one decide to undertake the service in subsequent years.
Vulnerability Assessment
No data will ever be downloaded or modified.
No data will ever be downloaded or modified.
D2 will never install software on your systems during a vulnerability scan.
Vulnerability scans: 72.236.151.0/24
There may be rare instances where D2’s IP addresses will need to be whitelisted.
D2 will reach out to the technical POC if this becomes necessary.
Reach out to John Bomba to update your IP addresses.
John Bomba
Email: jbomba@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 732-507-7341
Additional IP addresses can be added at any time.
Vulnerability scanning uses automated tools to detect vulnerabilities in your network. During this process, the vulnerabilities are only detected, not exploited to gain access/control.
Penetration testing is a manual process that involves exploiting vulnerabilities, emulating what a hacker might attempt in an effort to access and take control of your network.
Vulnerability scanning is usually completed in under an hour and is performed during off-hours to minimize the already small chance of it affecting your network.
We recommend that ALL IP addresses be tested. Including those which are thought to be unused.
One of our goals is to identify potentially forgotten internet connected devices that might compromise the security of your network.
The KYC form has a “Testing Window” section or you can email John Bomba to modify the time you initially indicated.
The KYC form has an “Exceptions” section. Reach out to John Bomba to update it, if needed.
Our advice is to scan every external IP address to detect any vulnerabilities. Leaving a critically important section of the network unscanned/tested might leave it vulnerable to a cyber-attack that could have otherwise been prevented.
D2 will NOT conduct a vulnerability scan on any interconnected systems.
D2 will NOT attempt to connect to any interconnected county, state, or federal systems.
Only the IP addresses listed on the KYC form will be included.
Reports will be available as downloadable PDF’s at https://insight.d2cybersecurity.com/
Your report should be available the next business day after the scan is performed, usually the day after the KYC form is submitted.
No. Due to the sensitive nature of the information in the vulnerability reports they can only be access through the insight portal. https://insight.d2cybersecurity.com/
We strongly advise that you DO NOT share your Insight login credentials (or share credentials for any other systems that you might need to access).
If you would like to add more than two POCs, please either provide an additional copy of the KYC form that includes the additional users’ information or contact John Bomba.
Vulnerabilities are classified on a scale of Low, Medium, High, and Critical, based on their CVSS score.
In the event that we find a Critical vulnerability, D2 will notify the POCs within one business day.
This means that our scans did not detect any vulnerabilities at this time.
Please keep in mind that new vulnerabilities and exploits can be found daily, so you may see something appear on the next report.
If a vulnerability or exploit has been identified, D2 will include any known remediation steps within the report. We advise that you discuss these suggested solutions with your technology POCs.
Vulnerability Scanning and External Penetration Testing are conducted against your public IPs and domains. Please keep in mind the private IPs in the ranges listed below are not valid IPs for those services:
- Class A: 10.0. 0.0 — 10.255. 255.255
- Class B: 172.16. 0.0 — 172.31. 255.255
- Class C: 192.168. 0.0 — 192.168. 255.255
Penetration Testing
No data will ever be downloaded or modified.
In some situations, a screenshot of a system may be taken to provide “proof” that D2’s penetration tester was able to access a system that should have been off limits.
The goal of a penetration test is not to steal files/data from your network, but to demonstrate if it is possible.
No data will ever be downloaded or modified.
In some situations, a screenshot of a system may be taken to provide “proof” that D2’s penetration tester was able to access a system that should have been off limits.
The goal of a penetration test is not to steal files/data from your network, but to demonstrate if it is possible.
In order to attempt certain exploits, D2 may need to run code on the target machine. If this occurs, the process will be fully documented and reversed on completion.
For example, if D2 found an exploit that would allow us to create a user on a system, we would do so, screenshot the results, and document the steps taken. Once this was accomplished, we would reverse the procedure and take another screenshot to prove that the user was removed. We follow this process in order to show that the exploit could be done without anything malicious actually occurring.
65.215.4.0/24 or 72.236.151.0/24
Reach out to John Bomba at D2 to update your IP addresses.
John Bomba
Email: jbomba@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 732.507.7341
Additional IP addresses can be added at any time. Please keep in mind, however, that any IP addresses that are added after the annual penetration test has started will not be included in the penetration test but will be include in the next monthly vulnerability scan.
Vulnerability scanning uses automated tools to detect vulnerabilities in your network. During this process, the vulnerabilities are only detected, not exploited to gain access/control.
Penetration testing is a manual process that involves exploiting vulnerabilities, emulating what a hacker might attempt in an effort to access and take control of your network.
Penetration testing happens over the course of several days or weeks, depending on the size of the network. The process is intentionally slow, in order to avoid being noticed.
We recommend that ALL IP addresses be tested. Including those which are thought to be unused.
One of our goals is to identify potentially forgotten internet connected devices that might compromise the security of your network.
Reach out to John Bomba.
John Bomba
Email: jbomba@d2cybersecurity.com
Phone: 732.507.7341
It is important to verify that it is D2 running a penetration test and not a potentially malicious actor in your network.
The KYC form has a “Testing Window” section or you can email John Bomba to modify the time you initially indicated.
The KYC form has an “Exceptions” section. Reach out to John Bomba to update it, if needed.
To avoid missing a potentially critical security vulnerability, we typically advise scanning all external IP addresses.
Our advice is to scan every external IP address to detect any vulnerabilities. Leaving a critically important section of the network unscanned/tested might leave it vulnerable to a cyber-attack that could have otherwise been prevented.
D2 will NOT scan or conduct a penetration test on any interconnected systems.
D2 will NOT attempt to connect to any interconnected county, state, or federal systems.
Only the IP addresses listed on the KYC form will be included.
Reports will be available as downloadable PDF’s at https://insight.d2cybersecurity.com/
Depending on the size of the network scanned, your report up to 3 weeks after the test is completed. D2 will notify the POCs when it is available.
No. Due to the sensitive nature of the information in the vulnerability and penetration testing reports, they can only be accessed through the insight portal. https://insight.d2cybersecurity.com/
We strongly advise that you DO NOT share your Insight login credentials (or share credentials for any other systems that you might need to access).
If you would like to add more than two POCs, please either provide an additional copy of the KYC form that includes the additional users’ information or contact John Bomba.
Vulnerabilities are classified on a scale of Low, Medium, High and Critical, based on their CVSS score.
In the event that we find a Critical vulnerability, D2 will notify the POCs within one business day
D2 will immediately reach out to the POC and notify them of the breach.
We will also provide a preliminary report on the steps taken to breach the network as soon as possible
A successful breach does not end the penetration test and a full report will be available after the test’s completion.
If a vulnerability or exploit has been identified, D2 will include any known remediation steps within the report. We advise that you discuss these suggested solutions with your technology POCs.
Vulnerability Scanning and External Penetration Testing are conducted against your public IPs and domains. Please keep in mind the private IPs in the ranges listed below are not valid IPs for those services:
- Class A: 10.0. 0.0 — 10.255. 255.255
- Class B: 172.16. 0.0 — 172.31. 255.255
- Class C: 192.168. 0.0 — 192.168. 255.255
Course Reminder Email
Your organization has enrolled you in D2 Cybersecurity’s Cyber Awareness Education program, and you have not yet fully completed your courseware.
Your organization has enrolled you in D2 Cybersecurity’s Cyber Awareness Education program, and you have not yet fully completed your courseware.
Please refer to the link provided near the bottom of your reminder email for issues logging in (Having issues logging in? Click here). This link will help you reset your password. If you continue to run into issues, please reach out to support@d2cybersecurity.com to request a password reset, with the following information:
First Name:
Last Name:
Email Address that received the reminder email:
Organization:
Once you have logged into your training account through the login link provided in your reminder email, you may view your course modules by clicking on “My courses” at the top of your screen. Both the course (SCORM Package) and Quiz must be completed to fully complete your courseware.