Most breaches start with a person, not a server.
It is easier to trick someone than to break in, and small teams rarely get tested. Training is how you close that gap.
68%
of breaches involved a non-malicious human element: someone who was tricked or made a mistake.
What phishing looks like now
Attackers copy the tools and people your team trusts, on every channel they answer.
Real branding and real urgency at 2pm on a Tuesday. Not a prince with a fortune to share.
Invoice #4471 overdue
Please settle the attached invoice today to avoid a late fee.
Phone calls
A call from “IT” asking for the code on your phone sounds routine, and AI makes the voice convincing.
Call from 'IT support'
“Hi, it's Dave from IT. We're resetting everyone's sign-in this morning, have you got two minutes?”
Video calls
Deepfake video calls have already been used to talk finance staff into sending large payments.
Quick call: supplier bank details
“Hi, we've moved banks. Can you update our details before today's payment run?”
Can you spot all five red flags?
This is the kind of message PhishPlease sends in a simulation. Each flag is something your team learns to check.
Invoice #4471 overdue
Please settle the attached invoice today to avoid a late fee.
Lookalike sender. vendor-invoices.co is not your supplier's domain
Invented urgency. “today to avoid a late fee” is there to rush you
Generic greeting. Your real supplier knows your name
Link that doesn't match. The button points somewhere other than the vendor
Unusual request. New bank details should always be checked by phone
Why training works
- 01
People learn right after a mistake
A short lesson the moment someone clicks sticks better than a yearly video.
- 02
Practice beats warnings
“Be careful with attachments” doesn't change behaviour. Realistic practice does.
- 03
Reporting makes everyone a sensor
A team that reports suspicious messages catches the ones that get through filters.
Your insurer probably already asks about this.
Many cyber insurance applications ask whether you run phishing simulations and security training. Answering yes needs evidence.
Find out who'd click.
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