Train the people attackers target first.
Phishing simulations send realistic but harmless test emails to your team, measure who clicks and who reports them, and turn the results into short, targeted training. Business email compromise cost US victims more than $3 billion in 2025, according to the FBI, so the inbox is often the cheapest place to cut real risk.
Plan a phishing simulation →What’s included
Realistic campaigns
Scenarios based on current attacks, such as invoice fraud, payroll changes and fake sign-in pages.
Clear metrics
Click, credential-entry and report rates by team, tracked over time.
Just-in-time training
Short lessons for anyone who clicks, without public shaming.
Phone pretext tests
Optional calls that test how staff verify requests, scoped and approved in writing.
A good fit if…
Your insurer asks about security awareness training.
Your finance team handles payments or wire transfers.
You want evidence that training is working.
You’ve already had a close call.
Quoted per program
Priced by headcount and campaign frequency, from a single baseline test to a year-round program.
How a phishing program runs
Plan
Scenarios, schedule and written approval from leadership.
Launch
Campaigns go out on the agreed schedule.
Measure
Results by team, compared with your baseline.
Train & repeat
Targeted lessons, then the next round.
Straight answers
01Is it fair to phish our own employees?
Done well, yes. Campaigns are approved in writing by leadership, results focus on teams and trends rather than individuals, and every click becomes a short learning moment.
02Why does this matter for a small business?
The FBI’s 2025 Internet Crime Report recorded $20.9 billion in reported losses, and Texas ranked second in the nation. Small businesses are frequent targets because one convincing email can redirect a payment.
03How often should we run simulations?
Most organizations run a baseline test, then a campaign every month or quarter. Regular practice works better than an annual video.
04Do you research our employees online?
Only as agreed in writing, typically public company information that makes scenarios realistic. We don’t profile anyone’s personal life.
Related services
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Cloud & network assessment
Configuration, access and exposure review across your cloud and on-prem network.
Physical security assessment
An on-site review of entry points, access control, cameras, visitor handling and device security.