Phishing simulation
Find out who would click, before an attacker does.
We send realistic, harmless phishing emails to your team, built around your company and your suppliers. Anyone who clicks gets a two-minute lesson on the spot. You get clear results and a plan. We run every campaign.
What is included
Campaigns built around you
Emails that look like what your staff really receive: invoices, delivery notices, shared files, messages "from" a director.
Training at the moment it matters
Anyone who clicks sees a short explanation of what they missed and how to spot it next time.
Results leadership can read
Who opened, who clicked, who entered details and who reported it, by team, and how it changes over time.
Reporting made easy
We help you set up a simple way for staff to report a suspicious email, and we count reports as a good result. [CONFIRM: report button included via the platform]
Fully managed
We plan, send, follow up and report. Your IT team only approves the sending domains once.
Evidence for audits
Campaign records you can show for ISO 27001 and similar requirements.
How it works
- 01
Plan
We agree who takes part, how often and which scenarios fit your sector. We tell IT; staff are not told the dates.
- 02
Send
We run the campaign and track opens, clicks, entered details and reports.
- 03
Teach
Anyone who clicks gets a short lesson at once. Teams with more clicks get extra training.
- 04
Report
You get a short summary for leadership and a list of next steps. Then we plan the next round, a little harder.
Delivered with
We run simulations and training on Wizer, a security awareness platform. Enclave Guard designs the campaigns, runs them and explains the results.
Works well with
How our services fit together
People and access
- Phishing simulationYou are here
Realistic phishing tests, short training for whoever clicks and clear results.
- Awareness training
Short, regular lessons for your whole team, tracked for ISO 27001 audits.
- Password management
A company password manager, MFA on key systems and alerts when a password leaks.
Train your team and protect the logins attackers go after first.
Questions about phishing simulation
Will this embarrass staff?
No. Results are used to train, not to blame. Leadership sees team trends; we agree with you who sees individual names.
Is it safe?
Yes. The emails are harmless and the "fake" pages collect nothing real. Any details typed in are discarded. [CONFIRM: platform does not store entered passwords]
How often should we test?
Most companies start with one campaign a month or a quarter. We suggest a rhythm after the first round. [CONFIRM: default cadence offered]
Can you imitate our real suppliers or managers?
Yes, if you agree. These are the emails attackers send, so they are the most useful to test.
See what a phishing email about you could use.
The free Exposure Review shows which staff emails and executive details are already public. That is the raw material of a phishing attack.