Authorised exercises
Every simulation is agreed with your organisation, with defined audiences, timing and scope.
Phishing SimulationHuman risk and awareness
Turn phishing exercises into useful learning.
Phishing Simulation is designed around authorised exercises and practical reporting, so your people learn to spot and report suspicious messages without being made to feel caught out.
For organisations building a reporting culture
Businesses that want staff to recognise and report suspicious messages, and security or HR leads who need exercises that are fair, agreed and useful.
The problem
Phishing is still a common way into organisations, and awareness slides are quickly forgotten. Exercises that only count who clicked can damage trust and teach people to hide mistakes rather than report them.
Focus areas
Realistic scenarios
Lures relevant to the way your people work, chosen with you.
Reporting first
Exercises designed to make reporting a suspicious message the expected response.
Constructive feedback
Learning at the moment it is useful, without blame.
Practical reporting
Results your leadership and trainers can use.
How we approach it
- 01
Agree
Objectives, audiences, timing and what will be measured are agreed in advance.
- 02
Design
Scenarios are chosen to fit your organisation.
- 03
Run
The exercise runs within the agreed scope.
- 04
Learn
People receive constructive feedback.
- 05
Review
Results are summarised for leadership and training.
Use cases
A baseline
Understand how people respond today.
Before a new process
Prepare staff for changes in how invoices, payments or logins work.
Encouraging reports
Make reporting a suspicious message the normal response.
Questions
Who authorises an exercise?
Your organisation does, in writing, before anything is sent. Scope, audiences and timing are agreed in advance.
Is the aim to catch people out?
No. The aim is learning and reporting. Feedback is constructive, and results are used to improve training.
What should we prepare?
The objectives you have in mind, who should take part, and any recent incidents or processes you want the exercise to reflect.
Talk to us about Phishing Simulation
Tell us a little about your organisation and what you need. We’ll reply by email.