Security Awareness & Phishing Simulation

Security awareness training for AI-era social engineering

The old advice — look for typos and strange grammar — no longer works. AI writes flawless phishing emails and can clone a familiar voice from seconds of audio. Voice phishing is now one of the most common ways attackers get in. We train your people for the attacks they’ll actually see and test them safely before criminals do.

Beyond the annual training video

Effective programs are frequent, relevant, and blameless. We focus on the high-risk moments where one decision matters most.

  • Wire transfers and vendor bank changes
  • Password and MFA reset requests
  • Urgent “executive” requests
  • QR code and text message phishing
  • Fake IT support calls
  • Suspicious file-sharing links

Processes that stop deepfakes

Training helps, but process is what stops a convincing voice clone. We help you implement out-of-band verification, callback procedures, and dual approval for sensitive transactions, so no single call or email can move money.

FAQ

Security Awareness & Phishing Simulation: common questions

Don’t see your question? Ask our security team directly.

Do phishing simulations really reduce risk?

Yes, when they’re frequent, realistic, and paired with immediate, non-punitive training. The goal is not a perfect click rate; it’s a culture where employees report suspicious messages quickly.

Can you test whether our staff would fall for a deepfake call?

Yes, with written authorization and clearly defined rules. Voice pretext testing is especially valuable for finance teams and IT help desks, which attackers increasingly target by phone.

How do we protect against AI voice cloning fraud?

Assume voices and video can be faked. Require callbacks to known numbers, use internal code words or secondary approvers for payments, and never allow bank detail changes based solely on an email or call.

Find your gaps before someone else does.

Talk directly with a senior security practitioner about where you’re exposed and what to fix first — no sales script, no obligation.