Our Phishing Campaign services test your employees' awareness and resilience against social engineering attacks, helping you strengthen your human firewall.
ReactiveZero's Phishing Campaign services are designed to test and improve your organization's resilience against social engineering attacks. We craft realistic phishing simulations tailored to your industry and organizational culture, providing valuable insights into employee awareness and helping you strengthen your human firewall.
Every campaign is built as a measured funnel, from the agreed target list to the moment a colleague presses the report button.
Credential-harvesting simulations recreate the most common real-world attack: an email that lures staff to a convincing fake login page. We build and host the scenario safely, capture who clicked, who submitted credentials and who reported it, and never store the passwords themselves. The result is a clear, measurable picture of susceptibility across teams and roles, plus insight into whether your multi-factor authentication and reporting processes hold up. Campaigns are run lawfully and privately, with results aggregated for awareness rather than used to single out individuals.
This campaign tests what happens when a user opens a booby-trapped attachment or link — using entirely benign payloads that prove the click without any real harm. We measure who opened the file, whether it would have executed, and whether your email filtering, endpoint protection and monitoring detected and reported it. It is a safe way to validate your technical controls and your users' instincts at the same time. You receive clear metrics and practical recommendations to strengthen both, feeding into wider security awareness training.
Spear phishing and whaling target specific people — finance staff, administrators and executives — with tailored pretexts built from open-source intelligence about your organisation. We craft realistic, personalised lures that mirror the way sophisticated attackers operate, then measure how your highest-risk individuals respond. Because these targets often hold privileged access or payment authority, the findings are especially valuable. Everything is agreed in scope beforehand and handled with discretion, and the debrief translates the results into focused coaching for the people who need it most.
Attackers do not stop at email, so neither do we. Smishing and vishing simulations test your people over SMS and voice calls — the channels behind many help-desk and payment-fraud attacks. Using agreed pretexts, we see whether staff share credentials, approve requests or bypass verification steps under pressure over the phone or by text. The exercise reveals gaps that email testing alone misses, especially around identity verification and help-desk procedures, and the debrief gives you concrete process and awareness improvements to close them.
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