Our phishing simulation platform empowers your organisation to proactively combat phishing attacks through realistic and customisable mock scenarios. By simulating phishing attempts, we help you identify vulnerabilities and educate your employees, reducing the risk of real-world attacks.
See how one or Australia’s largest professional services organisation slashed its phishing risk from 20% to 1.6% thanks to Phriendly Phishing.
Schedule Simulated Phishing Attacks
Easily plan and deploy phishing simulations that mimic real-world attacks. Customise scenarios with various tactics including:
Email Attachments: Test your team's response to suspicious attachments.
Credential Capture: Simulate credential-stealing attempts to assess awareness.
Custom Email Templates: Use our almost unlimited library of email templates or create your own tailored scenarios.
Enhance your training program with our innovative QR Code phishing simulations. Delivered via email, these simulations test your team's ability to recognise and avoid QR-based phishing attempts.
Realistic QR Code Phishing: Simulate scenarios where QR codes lead to malicious sites.
Employee Training: Educate your employees to be cautious with QR codes in emails.
Detailed Reporting: Track and analyse the results to identify areas for improvement.
Phriendly Phishing training sharpens employees' intuition, builds procedural memory and makes staff re-evaluate their actions online.
Learning that sticks
Best-practice training with a mix of theory, interactive games and quizzes, practice scenarios and reward badges.
Clear learning paths
Lessons mapped to each employee’s training level.
Tailored for states of awareness
Effective training for all employees, no matter their starting point.
Australian content
Developed by certified Australian professionals for the Australian context.
Time-conscious modules
All modules take learners 2 to 10 minutes to complete.
Phriendly Phishing’s fully automated learning platform lets you upload your employees to our automated portal, choose the training phishing campaigns you want to run, select the timeframe for roll out and then sit back and wait for the results to come in.
Up-to-the-minute content
New micromodules released as threat tactics and trends emerge and change.
Scalable
Designed to adapt to changes in the size of your workforce.
No ongoing administration. None.
Free up your IT team’s time with our fully automated training solution. Automatically re-enrol learners when you're ready.
Powerful analytics
Track your organisation’s phishing risk, overall phishing awareness, historical trends and staff performance in one place.
Check what would happen if staff members found an ‘apparently lost’ USB stick around your organisation or in communal areas.
Removeable media can contain malware. Shore up your risk with employee education and regular re-testing.
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Threats to data aren’t just limited to phishing. Poor or ill-informed work practices can also expose sensitive data. Give your staff a good all-round understanding of data protection with our general security awareness series, Keep Secure 5.
* The first step to implementing phishing awareness programs is to know which type of phishing attack your organisation is most vulnerable to.
* Then, you need to determine the most effective way to engage your employees. For example, will the training be done using simulations or reading materials?
* Next, you need to focus on the training to cater to your employees’ individual needs; this makes it easier for them to focus on the training and remember it.
* Finally, you need to provide training regularly with the latest information to ensure your employees’ cyber security knowledge is always up to date.
Your employees need to be made aware of the many telltale signs of a phishing email. This includes:
* Grammar and spelling errors
* Includes suspicious attachments
* Unfamiliar domain names
* The email or message sounds urgent
* A suspicious tone of voice
You can learn more about phishing attacks here.
These are a few common types of phishing to be aware of:
* Email phishing
* Spear phishing
* Smishing (SMS phishing)
* Vishing (Voice phishing)
* Whaling
* Angler phishing (Social media phishng)
* BEC (Business Email Compromise)
Aside from the common types of phishing, there are many forms of phishing, these include;
* Man-in-the-Middle (MTM) Attacks
* Search Engine Phishing
* HTTPS Phishing
* Pharming
* Pop-up Phishing
* Evil Twin Phishing
* Clone Phishing
* Watering Hole Phishing
Yes, it does. Most of our clients saw a drastic improvement in their cyber security infrastructure in just 90 days. Speak to the Phriendly Phishing team to learn more.