Realistic, targeted simulated phishing campaigns that measure genuine human risk across your workforce, not a one-off gotcha exercise run once a year to tick a box. Every result feeds straight into training, so the same gap doesn't get tested twice without anything changing in between.
Phishing remains one of the most common ways attackers get a foothold, whether that's ransomware, business email compromise or straightforward credential theft. Most organisations assume their training worked because staff sat through a module, but the only honest way to measure real-world exposure is to test behaviour under realistic conditions. Insurers and boards are increasingly asking for that evidence directly, which is also core to the posture work we cover in compliance & security auditing.
Modern phishing lures are well-written, contextually timed and often impersonate a real supplier, colleague or internal system. Testing against generic, easy-to-spot templates tells you nothing about how staff would handle the version an actual attacker sends.
A completed training module proves someone watched a video, not that they'd recognise a live attempt landing in their inbox on a busy Monday. Simulation is the only way to close that gap between knowing and doing.
"Our staff are trained" is no longer sufficient evidence for a cyber insurance renewal or a board risk report. Documented, recurring simulation results with a demonstrable remediation loop is what those conversations increasingly require.
Every campaign is built to reflect what your staff would genuinely encounter, then measured and acted on, not filed away as a report nobody reads.
Simulated campaigns modelled on the phishing techniques currently in circulation, invoice fraud, delivery notifications, credential harvesting and internal-system impersonation, rotated so staff learn to recognise patterns, not a single template.
Higher-stakes, more personalised campaigns aimed at finance, executive and other high-value staff, mirroring the business email compromise and invoice-redirection attempts that specifically target these roles.
Every campaign is measured on who clicked, who reported it correctly and how quickly, broken down by team so patterns of risk become visible rather than buried in an individual pass/fail list.
Clicking a simulated email triggers a short, immediate explainer covering exactly what gave it away, followed by a micro-training module through Security Awareness Training so the lesson lands while the moment is still fresh.
Simulation results are read alongside your DMARC & Phishing Protection posture, human risk and technical filtering are two halves of the same problem, and the gap between them is where the real exposure usually sits.
Aggregated, team-level results built for a board pack or an insurer questionnaire, evidence that testing is genuinely happening and that findings are acted on, not a spreadsheet of individual failures.
Here's an example invoice-fraud scenario sent to staff at a fictional company. On the left is the email they receive. On the right is the report managers get every month: who clicked, who completed and passed their training, and how the business is improving over time.
Hi Sam,
Our records show invoice INV-20419 ($8,460.00) is now 14 days overdue. To avoid your account being suspended today, please review and pay within the next 2 hours.
Please note our bank details have changed. Updated payment details are on the invoice.
Regards,
Accounts Receivable
Northwind Traders
| Staff member | Phish | Training |
|---|---|---|
| Sam Patel | Clicked | Passed 92% |
| Aisha Karim | No click | Passed 100% |
| James Tran | No click | Not started |
| Hannah Lee | Clicked | In progress |
A real supplier's name with a domain that's almost right, the most common trick in invoice fraud.
Deadlines and threats designed to make people act before they think.
The classic business email compromise ask. Always confirm by phone using a number you already have.
Hovering over the button reveals a web address that has nothing to do with the supplier.
Who clicked, who completed and passed their training, uptake across the team and the trend month on month.
Illustrative scenario and example figures for a fictional company. Campaigns use a rotating library of real-world lures matched to your industry and roles.
What prospective clients, and their staff, ask us most.
Start with a free security audit. We'll review your current exposure, how phishing simulation would fit alongside your existing training, and what a realistic campaign schedule looks like for your business. No commitment, no sales pressure.
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