How to Automate Role-Based Phishing
Attackers don't send "Package Delivery" scams to your CFO. They send fake wire transfer requests. If your simulations aren't role-based, you aren't preparing your team for reality.
The Problem: The "Generic Blast"
Most security awareness programs send the same template to everyone at the same time. This fails for two reasons:
- Irrelevance: An HR director isn't going to click on a "Server Reboot" alert. It teaches them nothing.
- The "Water Cooler" Effect: When everyone gets the same email at 9:00 AM, the first person spots it and warns everyone else. Your data becomes useless.
Manually creating separate campaigns for Finance, HR, IT, and Sales is impossible to sustain at scale.
The Solution: Context-Aware AI
PhishFirewall uses AI to understand the context of every user and select the simulation most likely to trick them specifically.
Finance Department
Attack Vector: Wire fraud, fake invoices, urgent CFO requests.
Why it works: It mimics their daily high-stress workflow.
IT Administrators
Attack Vector: Fake server alerts, password reset tickets, vendor patches.
Why it works: It targets their responsibility to maintain uptime.
HR & Recruitment
Attack Vector: Malicious resumes, benefits enrollment links.
Why it works: They are trained to open attachments from strangers.
Sales Team
Attack Vector: Fake leads, contract redlines, DocuSign requests.
Why it works: They are motivated to respond quickly to potential deals.
Train Like You Fight
Stop testing your team with 'easy mode' simulations.
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