91% of cyber attacks start with a phishing email. Test your team with realistic simulations, not boring PowerPoint slides. See exactly who clicks, who reports, and who falls for it — then close the gap.
See PricingPhishing isn't just one thing. Attackers use different tactics depending on who they're targeting and what they want. Here's what your team is up against.
The most common type. An email that looks like it's from Microsoft 365, Google, or your bank — asking you to "verify your password." The link goes to a fake login page that steals your credentials. 60% of phishing attacks use credential harvesting.
Targeted attacks aimed at specific individuals. The attacker researches you — your role, your colleagues, your projects — then crafts a personalised email that's extremely hard to spot. Spear phishing is behind 91% of successful data breaches.
A subtype of spear phishing that targets senior executives. The email appears to come from the CEO, CFO, or a board member — usually requesting an urgent wire transfer or sensitive payroll data. The average whaling attack costs a company £110,000.
An email with a seemingly legitimate attachment — an invoice PDF, a purchase order, a CV — that actually contains malware or a malicious macro. One in every 100 emails contains a malicious attachment.
The attacker copies a genuine email you've already received — like a shipping notification or an order confirmation — and replaces the link with a malicious one. The email looks identical to the real thing, so nobody questions it.
Phone calls impersonating IT support, your bank, or HMRC. The caller creates urgency and asks for passwords, PINs, or remote access to your computer. Vishing attacks increased 550% in the last two years.
Text messages with malicious links — fake delivery tracking, "unusual account activity" alerts, or fake prize winnings. Mobile users are 3x more likely to fall for phishing than desktop users.
It only takes one employee to click one bad link. Here's what UK businesses are up against:
We don't do boring checklist training. We send genuine-looking phishing emails to your team — the same kind attackers use — and measure exactly what happens. Then we help you fix it.
Fake password resets, urgent CEO requests, "shared document" links, HR notifications — templates that mimic actual attack patterns targeting UK businesses right now.
See exactly who opened, who clicked, who submitted credentials, and who reported it to IT. Broken down by department, role, and time — so you know where the risk lives.
This isn't about naming and shaming. It's about measuring awareness and improving it. We deliver results in a way that builds your team up, not tears them down.
We run a live debrief session with your team using real examples from your own campaign. Nothing sticks like seeing an email you actually received in your own inbox.
From kickoff to final report — we handle everything. You just tell us who to test.
15-minute call to understand your concerns, pick scenarios, and get your employee list. We handle all the whitelisting and technical setup.
Realistic phishing emails land in your team's inboxes over 7–14 days. Different templates, different times — just like a real attack.
Every open, click, and credential submission is tracked in real time. You get a live dashboard to watch the campaign unfold.
Detailed report delivered within 3 days, plus a staff training session. Then we retest in 3–6 months to prove the improvement.
A single phishing simulation is a snapshot. But attackers don't stop after one attempt — and your defences can't either. Here's why continuous testing is the only thing that actually works.
Phishing tactics change constantly. What worked to trick employees last year won't work today. Continuous testing uses fresh, current templates that reflect the actual threat landscape your team faces right now. We update our template library monthly with new attack patterns seen in the wild.
Every new employee who joins your company is an untested variable. Without a continuous programme, new starters can go months or years without any security awareness training — making them the most vulnerable targets in your organisation.
One test tells you where you are. Quarterly testing shows you where you're going. Track your click rate trending down from 40% → 25% → 12% → 5%. That's a story you can take to your board, your clients, and your compliance auditor.
ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, Cyber Essentials, and PCI DSS all require evidence of ongoing security awareness training. A single annual phishing test doesn't meet the standard. Continuous programmes do — and we provide the documentation to prove it.
Knowing phishing exists is not the same as spotting it in a real inbox at 8:30am on a Tuesday. Repeated exposure builds muscle memory — your team learns to pause and inspect before clicking without even thinking about it. That only comes from practice.
The average cost of a data breach for a UK SME is £120,000. A year of quarterly phishing simulations costs a fraction of that — and the ROI is immediate when your team spots and reports a real attack that would have otherwise succeeded.
One-off campaigns with everything included. No hidden fees, no surprise invoices.
No vague promises. Here's exactly what lands in your inbox after the campaign.
Screenshots of exactly what your team received — so you can see the phishing emails in context and use them for future training.
Who opened, who clicked, who submitted credentials, who reported it. Timeline charts so you can see how fast the phish spread through your organisation.
See which teams are most vulnerable. Finance clicking every link? HR reporting everything? We map your risk surface by department.
A 2-page non-technical summary for your board or leadership team. Risk rating, key findings, and actionable next steps — no jargon.
How does your team compare? We benchmark your click rates against UK industry averages so you know where you stand.
We recommend a follow-up campaign to measure improvement. Most clients see a 50%+ drop in click rates after one training cycle.
Everything clients ask before they sign up.
Yes — this is a standard security practice used by organisations worldwide. We require written authorisation from a company director or senior manager before any campaign begins. You're in full control.
Done right, no. We frame everything around awareness and improvement — never blame. The debrief session shows employees the red flags they missed and turns it into a positive learning experience. Most employees actually appreciate knowing how to spot real phishing afterwards.
We work with your IT team to whitelist our sending infrastructure before the campaign. We also test that emails actually land in inboxes — not spam folders — before the full campaign launches.
We can configure the landing page to capture whatever is typed — but we strongly recommend using the "capture and redirect" approach: the page records that credentials were submitted, then immediately redirects to a training page. The actual password text is discarded. We're testing behaviour, not collecting secrets.
That's the best possible outcome — and we track it. Every employee who reports the email to IT gets counted as a "win." This is a key metric in your report: how many people did the right thing.
Campaigns run for 7–14 days, and your full report is delivered within 3 business days of completion. Most of the action happens in the first 24 hours.
Most business owners are surprised — and not in a good way. Book a free 15-minute consultation and we'll walk you through exactly how a phishing simulation works for your business. No obligation, no pressure.
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