Phishing training

Phishing training that does not teach people to spot your template.

Real attackers do not send from your training library. RiskSense generates phishing simulations from the company, market and staff context, then gives bite-size coaching when someone clicks.

Phishing has moved on. Training should too.

The old red flags are not enough. AI-written emails read well. Compromised accounts look legitimate. Supplier fraud references real projects and real people. Staff need practice with that world, not a fake courier email everyone has seen before.

RiskSense makes the simulation feel closer to the inbox your team actually works in. Local brands, familiar workflows, believable pressure, and coaching that explains the miss without turning the whole thing into a public flogging.

No template library. No campaign babysitting.

You should not have to pick from hundreds of stale examples, schedule campaigns by hand, or guess which phish will fit which team. RiskSense generates the emails and keeps them varied, so staff cannot just learn the pattern of the test.

What happens after the click matters.

A click is the best teaching moment you get. RiskSense routes the person to Glitch for a short explanation of what they missed. The lesson is tied to their actual mistake: the lookalike domain, the urgent invoice, the odd login flow, the out-of-process request.

Phishing training should show measurable progress.

What you trackWhy it mattersRiskSense angle
ClicksShows where risk is still live.Tracked per campaign and user.
ReportsGood staff report suspicious emails.Shows positive behaviour, not just failure.
CoachingClicks need a lesson attached.Glitch explains the specific miss.
TrendOne test proves very little.Reports show movement over time.

Phishing training questions, answered.

What is phishing training?

Phishing training helps staff recognise suspicious emails, links and login pages before they hand over credentials or money. The best programmes combine realistic simulations, quick feedback and repeated practice over time.

Does RiskSense use phishing templates?

No. RiskSense generates phishing emails from the tenant context, market and organisation. That means every simulation can be different, instead of staff learning the shape of a fixed test template.

What happens when someone clicks?

They get routed into a short coaching session with Glitch. The coaching explains what tipped off the exact email they clicked: the domain, urgency, money request, login flow or whatever else mattered.

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The 30-day trial includes live phishing simulations, Glitch coaching and reporting. No credit card.

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