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Phishing Simulation

Know your human risk

You can't fix what you can't measure. Our baseline assessment reveals your organization's true vulnerability to social engineering and targeted phishing attacks.

The Uncomfortable Truth

Most security awareness programs fail because they skip the baseline. You don't know your current click rate. You don't know which departments are vulnerable. You're training blind.

Before you invest in training, you need to know where you actually stand. Our phishing simulation and security culture assessment gives you that baseline within weeks.

How It Works

A two-week engagement to establish your security awareness baseline.

1

Phishing Campaign

We launch a realistic phishing simulation targeting all employees. Emails are crafted to look like real attacks your industry actually faces.

  • Targeted scenarios (CEO fraud, IT support, HR)
  • Safe landing pages (educational, not punitive)
  • Anonymized reporting by department/role
2

Culture Survey

A brief, anonymous survey to gauge security awareness attitudes. Are people tired of security? Do they feel supported? Do they know who to report to?

  • 5-minute anonymous questionnaire
  • Security culture maturity score
  • Identification of training gaps

What You Get

Actionable insights delivered in two weeks.

Baseline Report

Current click rate, report rate, and security culture score with industry benchmarking.

Risk Tier Analysis

Identification of high-risk users and departments requiring targeted training.

Remediation Roadmap

Prioritized action plan to improve your security awareness posture.

Engagement Options

Standalone assessment or part of a full awareness program.

Baseline Only

2-Week Engagement

  • ✓ Phishing Simulation
  • ✓ Culture Survey
  • ✓ Baseline Report

Baseline + Training Program

Ongoing Subscription

  • ✓ Baseline Assessment
  • ✓ Targeted Training
  • ✓ Monthly Simulations

Frequently Asked Questions

Will employees know they are being tested?

No - and that is by design. Awareness of a simulation invalidates the baseline data. However, we follow an ethical approach: employees who click through are taken to a brief, non-punitive educational page, and leadership receives anonymized departmental data rather than individual names.

What types of phishing templates do you use?

We use industry-specific scenarios relevant to the risks your organization actually faces: CEO fraud (urgent wire transfer or gift card requests), IT support impersonation, HR policy updates, and vendor invoice manipulation. We do not use generic, obviously fake campaigns that skew results.

Can phishing simulation satisfy NIS2 or ISO 27001 requirements?

Yes. NIS2 Article 21 requires organizations to implement security awareness training and testing. ISO 27001 control A.6.3 mandates information security awareness, education, and training. A documented phishing simulation program with measurable results provides direct evidence for both frameworks. We provide an audit-ready report.

How often should we run phishing simulations?

We recommend a baseline assessment first. After that, continuous monthly micro-simulations (2-5 scenarios per month) consistently outperform annual campaigns. Quarterly culture surveys help track whether attitudes are changing, not just click rates.

Why D3 Cyber?

Realistic Scenarios

We craft attacks based on real threats your industry faces, not generic templates.

No Fear Culture

Landing pages are educational, not punitive. We build awareness, not anxiety.

Actionable Data

We don't just give you numbers. We tell you exactly what to do next.

Ready to Measure Your Human Risk?

Get your baseline in two weeks. No commitments, no long-term contracts. Just clarity.

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