E-mail scenarios
Realistic scenarios such as invoices, deliveries, password resets and requests from a manager.
Most attacks start with an e-mail. We measure whether your team spots a fake one, before a real attacker sends it.
In a phishing simulation we send your staff harmless e-mails that look like real attacks. We measure who clicks the link, who enters information and who reports the e-mail, then follow up with short, practical training so the team learns to recognise fakes. The aim is not to blame anyone but to close the attacker’s easiest way in.
Realistic scenarios such as invoices, deliveries, password resets and requests from a manager.
Simulation pages tailored to your company that measure whether details are entered.
Role-specific scenarios for finance, HR and executives.
How quickly a suspicious e-mail is reported to IT.
Short, practical training and reminders after each simulation.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC settings that stop your domain being spoofed.
Target groups, scenarios and timing are agreed with you, and IT is briefed.
A first simulation measures where you are today.
Teams get short training based on the results.
Simulations with different scenarios run at intervals.
Click, submission and reporting rates are tracked over time.
Staff are not told the date in advance, otherwise the measurement loses its meaning. Management and IT are briefed, and everyone gets training afterwards.
That is your choice. We recommend reporting by team or department for most companies: the aim is to see where training should focus, not to punish people. Reporting follows data protection law.
Before the simulation we set up your mail server and security filters with your IT team, so the e-mails reach the inbox like a real attack would.
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