Training tells your team what to look for. Simulation proves whether they will.
We send your staff realistic, safe phishing emails — randomised per person and varied in difficulty — and measure who clicks, who reports, and who hands over credentials. It is a controlled test, not a real attack, and nobody is punished for failing.
Difficulty adapts to each person: staff who pass move up to trickier lures, and anyone who fails is automatically assigned a short refresher matched to what caught them.
You cannot manage what you do not measure. Training that is never tested is a box-tick; simulation is what turns it into a number you can actually improve — and roughly a third of Australian staff click before that number starts moving.
The safest time for someone to fail a phishing test is when it is one of ours. Every click in a simulation is a real click that did not happen to a real attacker.
Phishing simulation is delivered together with security awareness training, which is required from SMB1001 Bronze and included in every certification plan.
They come together — you get both in one service. Training teaches; simulation tests. Each makes the other work.
Never. If someone enters credentials into a simulation we record only that it happened — the actual password is never stored, logged or transmitted. That is a hard rule.
Framed right, no. The gotcha page is educational, not punitive, and the goal is visibly shared: fewer clicks over time protects everyone, including them.
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