Phishing Simulator & Awareness Training

Phishing Simulation & Security Awareness Training Platform

Threatstealth Phishing Simulator runs realistic multi-vector phishing campaigns across email, SMS, QR code, and spear-phishing — with real-time click/submit/report tracking and automated security awareness training assignment.

• Multi-vector campaigns — email phishing, SMS spoofing, QR code attacks, spear-phishing, and vishing scenarios
• Custom landing pages — clone real login pages or build custom credential-harvesting templates
• Real-time campaign metrics — click rate, credential submission, reporting rate, and training completion per user
• Automated training assignment — users who click are automatically enrolled in relevant awareness modules
• Board-level reporting — convert simulation results into phishing resilience KPIs for executive dashboards
• Group targeting — segment campaigns by department, role, geography, or risk tier

Multi-Vector Campaign Design: Beyond Email Phishing

Modern phishing attacks use multiple delivery channels — email remains the primary vector but SMS phishing (smishing), QR code phishing, spear-phishing with personalised content, and vishing (voice phishing) are increasingly used by sophisticated threat actors. A simulation programme that only tests email phishing leaves significant resilience gaps uncovered. Threatstealth supports simulation campaigns across all five attack vectors, allowing security teams to assess employee resilience against the full spectrum of social engineering delivery methods. Each vector can be tested independently or combined into multi-stage campaigns that reflect real-world attack sequences.

• Email phishing campaigns — credential harvesting templates mirroring real SaaS, financial, and enterprise service logins
• SMS phishing (smishing) — SMS-delivered phishing links impersonating delivery notifications, HR, and IT support
• QR code phishing — physical or digital QR codes that redirect to credential harvesting pages when scanned
• Spear-phishing — personalised campaigns using employee names, roles, and organizational context for targeted attacks
• Vishing simulation — scripted voice calls testing employee resistance to telephone social engineering attacks

Campaign Template Library and Custom Landing Page Builder

Simulation effectiveness depends on campaign realism — templates that are obviously suspicious train employees to spot easy phishing but fail to prepare them for the sophisticated attacks they will actually face. Threatstealth maintains a continuously updated template library based on current threat actor campaign tradecraft, including login page clones for major cloud providers, productivity tools, financial institutions, and HR platforms that are actively impersonated in real phishing campaigns. The custom landing page builder allows security teams to create organisation-specific templates — impersonating internal tools, intranet login pages, or custom applications that are unique to their environment.

• Current-threat template library — templates updated quarterly to reflect active phishing campaign tradecraft
• SaaS login clones — Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, Slack, and major cloud provider login page templates
• Financial institution templates — banking, payment platform, and investment account phishing page simulations
• Custom template builder — visual editor for creating organisation-specific templates without coding
• Template difficulty ratings — templates classified by sophistication level for progressive resilience training design

Real-Time Campaign Analytics and Per-User Behaviour Tracking

Threatstealth phishing campaign analytics provide per-user behaviour tracking across the full engagement sequence: email delivery, email open, link click, landing page visit, credential submission, and simulation disclosure. Aggregate campaign metrics are available in real time as the campaign runs, enabling security teams to monitor participation rates and response patterns without waiting for the campaign to conclude. Per-user tracking builds individual risk profiles across multiple campaigns — identifying repeat clickers, non-reporters, and employees whose resilience score is declining over time. These individual profiles drive automated training assignment and inform targeted intervention decisions.

• Delivery and open tracking — email delivery confirmation and open event tracking per recipient
• Click and submission tracking — link click events, landing page visits, and credential submission events per user
• Report rate tracking — detection and recording of users who reported the simulation to the security team
• Real-time campaign dashboard — live view of click rates, submission rates, and report rates as the campaign runs
• Individual risk profiles — per-user simulation history across campaigns showing resilience trends over time

Automated Training Assignment and Resilience Programme Measurement

The most effective security awareness training response to a phishing simulation is immediate and relevant — users who clicked should receive training about the specific attack type they fell for, within minutes of the click event rather than weeks later in a scheduled batch session. Threatstealth automatically enrolls users who click in relevant training modules mapped to the phishing template type they interacted with, sending training access notifications immediately. Training completion tracking feeds back into the user's resilience score. Board-level phishing resilience KPI reports aggregate click rates, report rates, training completion, and repeat-offender counts into a composite resilience score trending over time.

• Immediate training enrollment — automatic training assignment triggered within minutes of a user clicking
• Template-to-training mapping — relevant training module matched to the phishing vector the user interacted with
• Training completion tracking — monitoring and follow-up for training assignments with completion deadline enforcement
• Composite resilience score — 0–100 phishing resilience KPI combining click rate, report rate, and training completion
• Executive dashboard reporting — trend charts and peer benchmark comparisons formatted for board and risk committee