A controlled, intelligence-led simulation of phishing attacks, to measure and improve real-world employee resilience, with phone and in-person social engineering available as a scoped extension.
Most organisations run annual security awareness training and treat completion as evidence of readiness. Completion is not the same as resilience. The only way to know how employees genuinely respond under realistic pressure, a convincing phishing email, a plausible pretext phone call, is to test it under controlled, ethical conditions, with clear rules of engagement agreed in advance and results used to improve training rather than to punish individuals.
A controlled phishing simulation tailored to your organisation, testing employee response to realistic email-based social engineering, with a report identifying patterns and practical recommendations for targeted training. Phone-based pretexting is available as a scoped extension for organisations wanting to test that channel too, and in-person pretexting is offered as a limited- availability, premium engagement given the travel, coordination and safety planning it requires.
Phishing simulations built around realistic, current fraud typologies
Phone-based pretext scenarios, available as a scoped extension
In-person pretexting, offered as a limited-availability premium engagement
Departmental and role-based response pattern analysis
Clear rules of engagement agreed with you before any simulation runs
Recommendations focused on targeted training, not individual blame
Scenario design based on current, real-world fraud and social engineering patterns relevant to your sector, conducted under written rules of engagement agreed with you in advance, with results aggregated and anonymised at department level rather than used to single out individuals.
No. Results are reported in aggregate, by department or role, specifically to support targeted training rather than to identify or penalise individuals.
Scenarios are built by analysts around current, real fraud typologies relevant to your sector, rather than generic templates.
No. The core service is email phishing simulation. Phone-based pretexting is available as a scoped extension, and in-person pretexting is a separate, limited-availability premium engagement given the travel and safety planning it involves. Both are discussed at scoping if relevant to your organisation.
Yes. Findings are commonly used to shape a targeted session through our Training capability, closing the loop between what the simulation found and what employees are then taught.
Yes. Scenarios are commonly weighted toward finance, HR and executive assistant teams, where business email compromise and pretexting attempts concentrate in practice.
Every enquiry is reviewed by an analyst and routed to a scoping call, a fixed fee is confirmed in writing before any work begins.