Count Hackula
Whether by brute force or the charm of social engineering, Count Hackula is desperate to drain your devices and networks of vital personal identifiable information (PII). Ensure your systems are safe from this monster with secure passwords and the knowledge to know enough to see past Count Hackula’s mesmerizing gaze.

Spoofy Steve
Wrapped in ancient layers of digital cloth, Spoofy Steve hides his scammy intentions from all but the most insightful. Use well-honed social-engineering-spotting skills to avoid his tricks as he pretends to be a friend or coworker asking for sensitive information.

Breachatrix le Phish
This sister of the night has her evil eye set on the most valuable of targets, so beware! Breachatrix le Phish will swoop in to cast her spear phishing spells to steal secrets and treasure but can be warded off with a resilient security culture in your home and organization.

Ransomwolf
Lurking in that innocent-looking file attachment you just downloaded, Ransomwolf is ready to gobble up all your important documents, bounding from folder to folder through the forest of your files. Unlike other werewolves, Ransomwolf is invulnerable to “silver bullets.” Be prepared with both regular backups and a well-trained eye to keep this monster at bay. Don’t wait until this monster turns into something worse!

Frankenphisher
Frankenphisher is stitched together from all the most dangerous pieces of phishing emails; compromised links, malicious attachments, you name it! Before he gets a chance to bust down the door of your network, make sure you know what makes a phishy email phishy.