What we do

Phishing simulations

Train people with practice, not blame.

Agreed phishing exercises that look like the real thing, followed by short, friendly training at the moment someone clicks. Over time you see reporting go up and risky clicks go down.

Starts with
An agreed plan
Who takes part
Groups you choose
Rhythm
Monthly or quarterly
Measured by
Reports, not just clicks

Why it matters

Your people are not the weakest link. Untrained people are.

Most attacks still start with an email, a text or a phone call. Filters catch a lot, but not everything, and the message that gets through usually looks completely normal: an invoice, a shared document, a parcel notice.

Phishing simulations let your team practise spotting those messages in a safe setting. We send realistic, agreed scenarios, and anyone who clicks gets a short explanation of what they missed, right then, while it still makes sense.

We never name and shame. Results are shared as trends per team, and the number we care about most is how many people report a suspicious message, because that is what stops a real attack early.

Scope

What a programme includes

  1. 01ScenariosInvoices, shared files, delivery notices and sign-in pages tailored to your sector.
  2. 02Difficulty levelsFrom obvious to convincing, raised gradually as your team gets better.
  3. 03Teachable momentsA short page or video right after a click explaining the clues.
  4. 04Report buttonA simple way to report suspicious mail, and feedback when someone does.
  5. 05Phone & SMS (optional)Agreed vishing and smishing scenarios for teams that handle payments.
  6. 06TrendsClick, credential and report rates per team over time, never a list of names by default.

How an engagement runs

From first call to lasting result.

  1. 1

    Agree the plan

    We decide together who takes part, which scenarios are acceptable, who is informed, and how results are shared. HR and works council can review it first.

    Signed programme plan
  2. 2

    Baseline

    A first, moderate scenario shows where you stand today without making anyone feel caught out.

    Baseline per team
  3. 3

    Practise

    Regular scenarios with rising difficulty, each followed by short training for anyone who clicked or entered details.

    Monthly results
  4. 4

    Review

    Every quarter we look at the trend together and adjust scenarios to the threats we actually see against your sector.

    Quarterly review

What you get

A quarter at a glance

Illustrative example. Your own results appear in your console and in a weekly report you can forward as is.

sentShared invoice from a look-alike supplier domain
trendReports up, credential entries down since the baseline
teamFinance improved most, sales needs a refresher
nextNext round adds a fake parcel notice by SMS
noteNo individual names shared unless you agreed it

How we work

Rules we don't bend.

01

Agreed up front.

Scenarios, participants and data use are signed off before anything is sent.

02

No blame.

Results are about teams and trends, not catching individuals.

03

Fair scenarios.

No fake bonuses, layoffs or health scares. Some lures do more harm than good.

04

Reporting is the goal.

We celebrate people who report, not just those who do not click.

A good fit when

  • You want awareness that changes behaviour, not a yearly slide deck
  • A customer, insurer or standard asks for security awareness training
  • Your finance or support team handles payments and requests by email

Not the right start when

  • You want to test one specific person (we do not run targeted tests on individuals without HR and legal involved)

Questions

Asked before every phishing simulations engagement.

Ask us directly
Will employees feel tricked?

We announce that the programme exists, without saying when. Combined with no-blame follow-up, most teams experience it as useful practice.

Do you see who clicked?

Technically yes, but by default we report per team. What we share and with whom is agreed in the plan.

Is this GDPR-compliant?

We process only what is needed, agree data use in writing and keep results for a limited, agreed time.

Can we use our own scenarios?

Yes. If you have seen a real phishing mail recently, it often makes the best next exercise.

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