Simulations That Coach, Not Catch.
The #1 Employee Phishing Training platform that uses AI to adapt difficulty in real-time. We don't just trick users; we build resilience through positive reinforcement.
Why does effective employee phishing training matter? Because generic blasts are ignored. Our focused simulations educate employees at the exact moment of error.
Adaptive Frequency
High-risk users get tested more often. Low-risk users less often.
Hyper-Personalized
Simulations crafted for specific roles (HR, Finance, IT).
Positive Reinforcement
We praise users for catching threats, building a culture of trust.
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"Our employees actually look forward to the simulations now. It's become a competition to see who can spot the most phish."
Adaptive Frequency
High-risk users get phished every 40 days. Low-risk? Every 80 days. Training and simulations adapt to each user's risk level.
Hyper-Personalized
Lora crafts emails for specific roles (HR, Finance, IT) to test relevant vectors, not generic blasts.
Real-World Replay
We de-weaponize real threats reported by your team and re-simulate them back to the org safely.
97% Positive
We focus on catching people doing it right. Users get praised, not punished, building a culture of trust.
Omnichannel Simulations: Beyond the Inbox
Modern attackers don't stop at email. They use text messages, phone calls, and social engineering to bypass MFA and gain access. PhishFirewall provides a unified employee phishing training experience across all vectors, orchestrated by our AI Cyber Coach.
Smishing (SMS Phishing)
Simulate malicious text messages containing tracking links or fake "security alert" prompts to test mobile hygiene.
Vishing (Voice Phishing)
Integrated voice simulations that test users against fake "Help Desk" calls or high-pressure executive impersonations.
Messaging Apps
Simulated lures for Slack, Teams, and other internal collaboration tools where users are often least guarded.
Unified Defense Dashboard
See The Game in Action
Watch how Lora transforms a potential breach into a confidence-building win.
Adaptive Learning Schedule
AI adjusts frequency based on user risk profile
Alex Chen
Sales Director
Susceptibilities
A Lifecycle Designed for Growth, Not Gotchas
Autonomous Intelligence Gathering
Unlike traditional tools where you manually pick templates, Lora autonomously analyzes your industry, the current threat landscape, and your specific organizational roles. She identifies which users are most susceptible to which types of attacks (e.g., social engineering, credential harvesting, or attachment-based malware).
Hyper-Personalized Delivery
Once a profile is built, simulations are delivered at randomized intervals unique to each user. An accountant might receive a sophisticated fake invoice request, while an IT admin might see a spoofed MFA bypass alert. This "Role-Based Testing" is 15x more effective than generic corporate announcements.
The Teachable Moment
If a user clicks, they aren't met with a scary warning or a 30-minute mandatory video. Instead, they receive a "Just-in-Time" micro-learning moment—a <60s interaction that explains exactly what they missed. If they report the email, they receive instant praise (Positive Reinforcement).
Adaptive Recurrence
The AI adjusts. A user who fails a simulation will be moved to a higher-frequency track to reinforce the lesson, while your "Cyber Rock Stars" move to more advanced, subtle simulations. This ensures the program is always challenging without becoming a nuisance.
The 10 Levels of Phishing Complexity
PhishFirewall doesn't just send emails; we simulate the entire spectrum of attacker sophistication. As your team improves, the difficulty grows.
The Obvious Slop
Bad grammar, misaligned logos, and generic "Urgent Action Required" subjects. Building the baseline.
Brand Imitation
Sophisticated clones of Microsoft 365, Slack, or Zoom alerts. Testing visual discernment.
Role-Based Lures
Invoices for Finance, Resume links for HR, API alerts for Devs. High relevance, high risk.
Social Engineering
Executive impersonation with internal context (M&A news, HR changes). Testing psych triggers.
Advanced APT
Simulated multi-stage attacks across Email and SMS. Zero-day impersonation. The final test.
Why Generic Phishing Templates Fail
Traditional phishing simulation software relies on a library of static templates. Once an employee sees the "UPS Package Delivery" email once, the learning value drops to zero.
PhishFirewall uses Agentic AI to dynamically evolve simulations. Lora doesn't just send an email; she simulates the bias—whether it's Authority (spoofing the CEO), Urgency (fake payroll deadline), or Curiosity (internal document leaks). By testing the psychological trigger, we build a deeper level of discernment that applies to any future threat.
The AI Advantage
Our AI re-simulates real threats reported by your actual users. If a genuine phishing attack is reported, Lora de-weaponizes it and puts it back into the rotation within hours, ensuring your team is trained on the exact threats trying to breach your perimeter right now.
Reduction in Risk
More Effective
Admin Hours
Click Rate
Measuring Success: Beyond the Click Rate
Most organizations focus solely on the "Fail Rate." At PhishFirewall, we use standardized security awareness metrics to track what actually correlates with a reduced human risk score.
Reporting Rate
The most important metric. We aim to increase your reporting rate (users clicking the "report" button) to over 60%, turning employees into active sensors.
Time to Detect
The first report is the most valuable. Our analytics show how long it takes for your first employee to alert the SOC after a simulation enters the environment.
Resilience Index
A composite score of detection, reporting, and baseline behavior that provides a clear, defensible metric of your organization's security posture.
The "Cat & Mouse" Game
We gamify security. Lora will often warn users about a specific threat type (e.g., "Watch out for fake invoices this week!") before testing them. This creates hyper-vigilance and turns the simulation into a fun challenge they want to win.
- Users send "Thank You" notes to Lora
- Reporting rates skyrocket
- Culture shifts from fear to pride
"Our employees actually look forward to the simulations now. It's become a competition to see who can spot the most phish."
User Sentiment
Based on user feedback and support ticket sentiment analysis.
Phishing Simulation Strategy Guides
What is Phishing Simulation?
A beginner's guide to how simulations work and why they are necessary.
Read Guide →2024 Best Practices
How to run simulations that educate without frustrating your employees.
Read Guide →Training vs. Simulation
Understanding the critical difference between knowledge and behavior.
Read Guide →The Problem with Templates
Why static libraries are failing against modern, AI-generated phishing.
Read Guide →Ready to Play?
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