Jericho Security’s phishing simulator

Yes, phishing simulations are very effective in raising awareness and helping your employees avoid falling for real phishing attacks. When you use these phishing simulations, you're giving your team hands-on practice in a safe environment. Over time, regular phishing simulations can significantly lower the chances of your employees getting tricked by a real attack, making your organization safer and more secure.

The failure rate varies depending on the organization's current level of awareness. However, regular simulations tend to lower the fail rate over time as employees become more familiar with phishing tactics.

Phishing simulations are a powerful way to boost cybersecurity awareness in your organization. Regularly running simulations helps your employees recognize potential threats before they cause harm. They also empower your organization to address new threats as they arise, keeping your team up-to-date on the latest tactics used by cybercriminals.

Yes. Phishing simulation tools can replicate targeted spear-phishing campaigns by using personalized details such as names, departments, or job roles. This helps train employees to recognize even the most convincing threats.

Running phishing simulations quarterly is a good baseline, but many organizations see better results with monthly or bi-monthly tests. Frequent exposure reinforces awareness and reduces your phishing simulation fail rate over time.

Absolutely. Conversational phishing involves ongoing back-and-forth emails to build trust before a malicious request is made. Including these in your AI-driven phishing simulations helps employees spot threats that unfold over multiple messages.

A deepfake phishing simulation uses AI-generated audio or video to impersonate a trusted person, such as a CEO or manager, as part of a phishing attack. Training against this type of threat prepares your team for emerging, sophisticated cyber risks.

When an employee clicks a link or submits information in a simulated phishing email, they can be redirected to instant, targeted training content. This reinforces the lesson right away, making it more memorable and effective.