Phishing testing
We run controlled phishing simulations to see how your employees respond to cyberattacks
What is phishing testing?
- Link – checking reactions to clicking and the actions that follow,
- Attachment – checking whether an employee opens a file,
- Login page – measuring how many people enter data on a fake page,
- Spear phishing – scenarios tailored to specific roles or departments.
Phishing tests are worth running regularly, for example quarterly or twice a year, when you want to assess your team’s exposure to cyberattacks. It is also worth combining them with practical security-awareness training.

What will you gain from phishing tests?
Our certifications
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phishing tests?
How do phishing tests work?
Our phishing tests reveal employee exposure to manipulation and support practical improvements to security procedures and awareness.
Our phishing tests reveal employee exposure to manipulation and support practical improvements to security procedures and awareness.
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Want to run a phishing test at no cost and without obligation?
- You will verify your employees’ resilience to phishing.
- You will check the results of your previous educational activities.
- You will see how our phishing tests work and learn about our proprietary simulation platform.
- We will discuss your individual needs in building cyber resilience.

Why entrust us with phishing testing?

We develop a proprietary training platform and support cybersecurity in Poland as PWCyber partners and donors to the CISO #Poland Foundation.

Frequently asked questions
The price depends on the campaign scope, scenario complexity, number of employees and reporting requirements. We prepare an individual quote after a short discussion of your needs.
Yes. Scenarios are prepared and verified by our team. Simulations do not compromise your systems or data and are carried out in controlled conditions.
We analyze your organization, industry, communication style and current threats. Scenarios are adapted to your environment and the behaviors you want to measure.
Yes. During the campaign you receive access to our platform dashboard, where you can see reactions, progress and results in real time.
You receive a professional summary with campaign analysis, employee reactions, key findings and recommendations for the next steps.
We recommend running them regularly, for example quarterly or twice a year. For lasting improvement, combine testing with practical anti-phishing training.
The test can cover selected high-risk groups or a larger part of the organization. We agree the scope so the results are representative and safe.
No. The simulation is designed to run in normal working conditions without disruption, using ethical content and controlled intensity.
Yes. The Free Phishing Test includes one simulation for a selected employee group, at no cost and without obligation.
Many organizations rely on technology to protect their systems, but people can still be the fastest route to an incident. Phishing exploits haste, routine and trust, so even strong technical safeguards cannot prevent every consequence if an employee clicks a link or shares sensitive data.
What is phishing testing?
nPhishing tests are controlled simulations of phishing attacks that show how employees react to realistic messages. Their purpose is to measure exposure, identify weak points and check whether security procedures work in practice.
What do phishing simulations measure?
nA well-designed campaign measures more than a click. It can cover message recognition, attempts to enter data, reporting suspicious content and the speed of the response. The results can be compared between teams and roles to show where risk is highest.
Which scenarios can be used?
nScenarios should resemble communications employees encounter every day. We use classic lures, targeted spear-phishing scenarios and variants adapted to specific roles, departments or processes.
Phishing as part of social-engineering testing
nPhishing is one part of broader social-engineering testing. It focuses on how people respond to impersonation and manipulation, while other channels can be added to the scope when needed.
How do the results improve security?
nThe results show whether the main problem is clicking, entering data or failing to report a suspicious message. They help improve procedures, focus practical employee education and make security awareness measurable.
Phishing testing and compliance
nFor many organizations, testing also supports compliance work. Documented security-awareness activities can help demonstrate a consistent approach to information protection under GDPR, DORA, NIS2 and ISO 27001.
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