Meet the Hacker: Simulated Phishing Programme

Tired of staff clicking phishing links – even after training?

Most awareness programmes aren’t enough. People forget what they’ve learned, don’t take it seriously or don’t believe it applies to them. This service fixes that.

How it works

This is a multi-stage programme combining simulated phishing attacks, tailored training and live feedback from an ethical hacker. We’ll help you:

• Spot who’s vulnerable – and why
• Train them with short, high-impact content
• Re-test and track improvements
• Deliver a “Meet the Hacker” session for repeat offenders

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Why it works

The programme doesn’t just test awareness – it changes behaviour. People hear directly from someone who’s breached real companies and learn how attackers work in practice.

Benefits

• Targeted, effective training
  Find out who’s most at risk and tailor follow-up training based on real behaviours – not just a quiz.
• Real consequences, real change
  A live session with an ethical hacker gives staff a wake-up call. They’ll see how easy it is to be tricked – and what they can do to stop it.
• Clear metrics and evidence
  Track opens, clicks and data submissions for each campaign. Get a clear view of improvement over time.
• Supports key compliance needs
  Helps meet requirements under ISO 27001, GDPR, PCI DSS and more by demonstrating regular phishing awareness activity.
• Protect your reputation
  Reduce the risk of real-world attacks that could lead to breaches, fines or brand damage.

How the programme works

1. Kick-off and consultation
   We define your goals, select phishing scenarios and agree on who will be targeted.
2. Initial phishing campaign
   A realistic phishing simulation is sent to your chosen users. We track who opens, clicks or submits data.
3. Targeted training
   Staff complete interactive elearning that shows them how phishing works and what to look out for.
4. Second phishing campaign
   We test again to measure improvement and identify persistent vulnerabilities.
5. Meet the Hacker
   Repeat offenders attend a live session with a real ethical hacker – where they see exactly how attackers exploit human behaviour.
6. Final campaign and report
   A final simulation measures long-term progress. You receive a full report with metrics, analysis and practical next steps.

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