Phising Simulator

The AuditOne Phishing Simulator is our cybersecurity awareness service that allows organizations to test employees and provide training in relation to phishing threats. The simulator is designed to mimic a phishing scenario to determine how an employee may interact with a phishing threat. They can then be assigned training in order to close gaps that phishing attacks exploit in an organization.

Key features:

• Simulate phishing situations, e.g, clone phishing, spear phishing, and more.

• Track employees who interact with the emails (opened, clicked, ignored)

• Detailed reporting to improve organizational security awareness.

• Assist an organization in identifying and minimizing insider threats.

What are the Advantages of Using the Phishing Simulator

• Replicate phishing tactics of real-world attacks (clone phishing, credential harvesting, spear phishing)

• Understands what an employee does when they receive a malicious email.

• Identify the employee who consistently fails phishing attacks and offer targeted training.

• Aids in compliance training, decreases social engineering risks by bringing awareness to potential exploits.

• Customize content for realistic simulations (branding and company communication styles)

• Detailed reports highlighting individuals who opened and clicked the email.

Onboarding Flow Explained

To start using the AuditOne Phishing Simulator, clients first need to fully complete a company data information form, which ensures the simulator is reflective of the company's branding and communication style. Company name, logo, industry, location, and company size are all required fields.

Once we get through that setup phase, we move into creating a phishing simulation. First, users can choose the type of phishing attacks they want, simulated. Once they have the attack type set, they choose the employees that will be targeted by either uploading a contact list.

After that is done, they move on to personalizing their phishing email. AI-generated templates allow customizing items to increase this feeling of realism.

Once the configuration is completed, users can test the simulator or launch the simulated emails, and the simulator logs behavior in real-time. The core metrics we track are the delivery status, open rates, link clicks, and repeat offenders (those who click links consistently). We provide a lot of value to security teams for identifying where awareness is apparent in user interaction.

With this information, organizations can better understand their internal risk and enhance their security culture. Lastly, organizations can use the data to inform employee education with further cybersecurity training initiatives. Organizations can improve their awareness programs, update internal security policies, and better prepare their employees against real phishing attacks.