PhishFirewall Phishing Simulations

PhishFirewall Phishing Simulations is an AI-driven phishing simulation platform designed to reduce human risk through adaptive, personalized training exercises across multiple attack channels. The platform uses an AI engine called "Lora" to autonomously analyze an organization's industry, threat landscape, and employee roles to build individual risk profiles. Simulations are delivered at randomized intervals adjusted per user — high-risk users are tested more frequently (every ~40 days) while low-risk users are tested less often (every ~80 days). Simulations cover 10 escalating difficulty levels, from obvious low-quality phishing attempts to multi-stage advanced persistent threat scenarios. Role-based lures are crafted for specific departments (e.g., fake invoices for Finance, resume links for HR, API alerts for IT). Real-world phishing threats reported by employees are de-weaponized and reintroduced into the simulation rotation. Beyond email, the platform supports omnichannel simulations including SMS phishing (smishing), voice phishing (vishing), and messaging app lures targeting platforms such as Slack and Teams. When a user fails a simulation, they receive a brief (<60 second) just-in-time micro-learning interaction rather than a punitive warning. Users who correctly identify or report phishing attempts receive positive reinforcement. Reporting rate, time to detect, and a composite Resilience Index are among the key metrics tracked. The platform also includes a gamification element where users are pre-warned about certain threat types before being tested, encouraging active engagement. A unified dashboard displays simulation status across all channels.