Protect your teams from phishing with people‑first, expert‑led simulations and awareness training.

Phishing causes over 80% of successful breaches globally, and email is often your most targeted vulnerability.

Cybersnap’s independently evaluated Phishing Defence program uses realistic simulations and targeted, people‑first training to build lasting vigilance, turning your employees into your first line of defence.

• Phishing remains the most common attack vector for cybercriminals, responsible for more than 80% of reported security incidents worldwide.

• Human error is the leading cause of successful phishing attacks; even highly technical teams can be fooled by sophisticated, well‑crafted emails.

• Ongoing education and testing, especially when combined with realistic simulations and feedback, can reduce phishing susceptibility by up to 80%.

• Realistic, industry‑relevant simulations
  Employees experience the latest phishing tactics, including spear phishing and business email compromise, in a safe, controlled environment that mirrors real inboxes and workflows. Scenarios are tailored to your industry, roles, and real‑world risks.

• Immediate, actionable feedback
  Users receive real‑time, confidential feedback and short micro‑training after each simulation, turning mistakes into learning opportunities and reinforcing correct behaviour. This people‑first approach builds confidence, not shame. 

• Continuous improvement over time
  Ongoing campaigns and adaptive scenarios keep vigilance high and ensure learning is reinforced as threats evolve. Your teams see phishing awareness as part of everyday work, not a one‑off exercise. 

• Independent evaluation you can trust
  No training engine should be responsible for grading its own work. Cybersnap’s goal is to train your team so well they cannot be easily phished, while trusted independent evaluators and phishing partners focus on trying to break through those defences. This deliberate tension creates rigorous, real‑world testing backed by transparent, unbiased reporting that leaders, boards, and auditors can trust.

 1. Launch baseline phishing simulations: Simulated phishing emails establish your current risk level. Results highlight vulnerable individuals, departments, and patterns, giving you a clear starting point.

2. Deliver real‑time feedback and targeted training: Employees who interact with simulated phishing emails receive instant, confidential feedback. Targeted micro‑training modules address specific mistakes and reinforce best practices.

3. Run ongoing campaigns to reinforce learning: Regular, varied phishing simulations keep security awareness top of mind. Campaigns are updated to reflect emerging threats and evolving tactics, and progress is measured over time.

4. Provide independent evaluation and transparent reporting: Detailed, anonymized reports highlight trends, improvements, and remaining risk areas. Leadership receives clear, visual insights to inform future security initiatives and support compliance and audits.

•  Up to 80% reduction in phishing susceptibility within the first year
• Increased employee reporting of suspicious emails and messages
• Measurable, organization‑wide improvement in security awareness
• Supports compliance with industry regulations and standards
• Transparent, independent evaluation, no conflicts of interest