Phishing attacks are the most common form of cybercrime and AI-based text generation algorithms have made phishing attacks much more effective.
Phishbite provides automated sending of AI-generated personalized phishing attack simulations. We take into account company and employee profile and local cultural context just like attackers do.
Upon making a mistake, the employee is presented with guidance on how to recognize such phishing attempts in the future, thereby reducing the risk of falling victim to cyberattacks.
We provide weekly and monthly reports on the conducted phishing tests and their results, which allows for identifying the main areas of risk and mitigate them.
One-time phishing tests have limited impact, while ongoing testing reveals real progress. Our data shows that consistent testing can reduce employee error rates by nearly threefold in just six months.
A key part of the Phishbite service is the special "Report Phishing" button, currently available to all Outlook users. Measuring the use of the Report Phishing button shows whether users can recognize scam emails and report real phishing attempts to help protect other employees in the company.
Our testing provides transparency into real threats and employee behavior.
We deliver weekly reports summarizing sent phishing tests and user mistakes. These insights help track overall progress and identify employees who may need extra support.
Track phishing email trends across the company and departments. See if risks are increasing or decreasing and which topics lead to the most mistakes.
Identify employees who struggle the most and the topics they find challenging. Monitor their training progress and how their individual risk scores evolve over time.
Cybercriminals are highly creative in crafting phishing attacks, increasingly using AI to do so, and so do we.
Phishing emails often mimic trusted local entities such as government agencies, banks, and postal services. We simulate these same types of attacks in our training.
Cybercriminals increasingly send scam emails tailored to a company or employee’s profile, not just generic messages. Phishbite phishing simulations are personalized using AI.
ClickFix is a new and increasingly widespread phishing technique in which a user is tricked on a phishing page into executing a dangerous command on their computer. Phishbite is one of the first vendors to add the ClickFix scenario to its platform.
Scam emails appearing to come from a colleague are especially convincing. Even aware employees may forget to double-check the sender or link when it seems to come from someone familiar.
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