Phishing Attack Simulation
Find out who takes the bait, before a real attacker does.
Service Overview
A single convincing message is often all it takes. Phishing is still one of the most common ways attackers get into organizations, because it targets people rather than technology: busy inboxes, urgent requests and the natural wish to be helpful.
Our Phishing Attack Simulation puts your staff in front of realistic, carefully crafted lures in a safe and authorized setting. We measure who opens, who clicks, who hands over credentials and, just as importantly, who reports the attempt. No real passwords are stored and no malicious code is ever delivered. The goal is not to blame or shame anyone, but to give you an honest picture of your human risk and turn every mistake into a learning moment.
Key Offerings
Tailored Campaign Design
Every scenario is built around your organization, using open-source intelligence, your suppliers, internal tools and current events, so the lures look like what your employees genuinely receive. No generic, easy-to-spot templates.
Spear-Phishing & Executive Targeting
Highly personalized messages aimed at high-value roles such as executives, finance, HR and IT administrators, the people attackers most want to impersonate or compromise.
Beyond Email: Smishing, Vishing & QR Codes
Attackers don't stop at the inbox. We can extend the campaign to SMS messages, phone calls and malicious QR codes to test how staff react across every channel.
Safe Credential & Payload Testing
Realistic login pages and harmless tracked attachments show whether employees would give away passwords or open a dangerous file, without any real data being collected or systems put at risk.
Instant Learning Moments
Anyone who falls for a simulated attack is immediately shown a short, friendly explanation of the warning signs they missed, when the lesson is most likely to stick.
Deliverables
- Campaign metrics: open, click, credential submission and reporting rates
- Results broken down by department or role (anonymised on request)
- Detailed Risk Analysis & Executive Summary
- Targeted awareness training recommendations
- Optional follow-up campaigns to track improvement over time