Phishing Simulation

Rehearse the familiar workplace email that hides an unfamiliar risk.
Explore solutionMeet AwareX: AI-built phishing simulations that look exactly like the emails your team really receives.
Attacks are no longer defined by poor spelling and obvious strangers. They borrow your business context, imitate trusted voices, and arrive through more than one channel.
AwareX, AI-powered human risk testing built for your organization.
AwareX understands your business, generates realistic attack simulations, and adapts learning based on how your people respond. Your team reviews the campaign before it runs. The results guide what comes next.
Nothing runs until your team approves it.
Built for CISOs, IT service desks, HR, and compliance owners.
Public signals, current priorities, and the systems your teams already use shape every scenario.
Five AI agents draft a believable request in your context. Your team reviews the tone, the target, and the timing.
A click, a report, or an ignored message becomes a short lesson and a sharper next test.
Connect the simulation to the bigger picture: campaign activity, learning progress, and the areas that need attention.
Review campaign responses and learning progress together.
Identify drafts, overdue learning, and follow-up priorities.
Compare results over time and prepare evidence for leadership.
How one connected attack unfolds across channels, and where AwareX AI does the work.
Illustrative flow. Every scenario is reviewed and approved by your team before it runs.
Give your teams safe, authorized practice across the situations attackers use. Explore the illustrative scenarios below and the solutions behind them.

Rehearse the familiar workplace email that hides an unfamiliar risk.
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Test the response when a convincing caller asks for access, information, or action.
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Build the pause before a work-related text turns into a risky tap.
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Teach your teams to question the destination hidden behind a QR code.
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Rehearse verification when a familiar face or voice asks for an unusual decision.
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Practice recognizing and reporting a suspicious file before an incident escalates.
Explore ransomwareIllustrative scenarios, not live product recordings. Current demo scope includes personalized email and email-to-Teams. Confirm voice, SMS, other channels, and adaptive-difficulty availability during your walkthrough.
Start with the department, then tune the tone of the request and the difficulty for each person, based on how they have responded before.
IT does not get the same email as Marketing. Finance sees invoice fraud. HR sees a candidate resume. Engineering sees a repository alert.
Choose the emotional register of the lure: stressed 😖, curious 🤔, angry 😤, proud 😎, and more. The same request lands differently depending on how it is written.
Difficulty rises or falls based on each person's previous attempts, so repeat offenders are stretched and new joiners are not set up to fail.
AI proposes. Your team approves. Review the department, tone, content, and assessment plan before delivery.
See AwareX in Action - Book a demoIllustrative examples, not live AI generation or an assessment of the visitor. No messages are sent.
You don't wait for a fire to teach the exit route. Don't wait for a real attack to teach the pause, the verification, and the report.
Simulation is a practical, low-friction way to rehearse those decisions. A miss is an opportunity to learn, not a label against a person. AI helps keep the next exercise relevant to your business.
Run an authorized simulation that tests a realistic workplace decision.
Log clicks, reports, and ignored messages. A missed test leads to a lesson.
Reinforce the response and use past outcomes to inform the next exercise.
Groups that ran simulations weekly were more effective at reducing risk than groups that tested less than quarterly.
Successful compromise rates fell by half within six months of continuous phishing simulations.
Employees who practiced with an interactive exercise reported phishing more often than an untrained baseline.
Sources: Grimes and Kraemer, security awareness training and simulated phishing benchmark analysis.
Identify, Measure, Prioritize, Reduce, Optimize, Validate, and Evaluate. AI supports the cycle by connecting business context with responses and the next test.

Training is the input. Safer decisions are the outcome. Every response helps inform the next AI-built test.
Your training requirements are set by your industry, your regulators, your geography, and your people. AwareX gives you role-based modules, gamified learning, multilingual video, custom content, quizzes, AI-produced lessons, and compliance training in one platform, so the program is built around your organization from the start.
Bring simulation activity, learning records, and completion evidence into your awareness program. Map the records to the requirements that apply to your organization.
Awareness and training records
Awareness outcomes
Security awareness evidence
Training evidence
Awareness completion
Workforce training logs
Illustrative framework alignment, not a claim of certification or a guarantee of compliance. Confirm requirements and available evidence with your auditor.
From setup to reinforcement, build a program that your administrators can run and your teams can sustain. Agree the delivery scope and services during your walkthrough.
Directory setup, campaign scope, and platform configuration help your team move from planning to the first authorized simulation.
Bring your policies and priorities into learning, with custom videos, multilingual content, and practical reinforcement.
On-site workshops and live sessions bring the program into the workplace and make space for real questions.
Keep the program moving with campaign guidance, progress reviews, and ongoing help for your administrators.
Keep awareness visible between tests with materials your teams see in the flow of the working day.
CampaignsThemed awareness pushes that run between simulations and keep the topic in view.
Custom videosShort films written from your policies, your systems, and the requests your teams actually receive.
PostersOffice and intranet posters that put the pause where people can already see it.
EmailersReady-to-send notes that reinforce one habit at a time.
ScreensaversQuiet reminders on shared and desk screens, timed through the year.
Gamified learningTeam challenges, scores, and rewards that make practice worth finishing.
Illustrative awareness materials, not customer deployments or product screenshots.
Recognizing a suspicious email is only the start. The Phish Reporter Button gives your teams a straightforward way to flag a concern through your configured reporting workflow.
Connect practice to a habit people can use outside a simulation: stop engaging with the request and report it. Confirm supported email clients and setup during your demo.
An unexpected request arrives. Instead of following its link, your employee raises the concern.

See how AwareX brings your business context, simulations, learning, and reporting together.