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Social engineering tests —
check before an attacker does

A simulated phishing attack shows the real vulnerability level of your team — without fictional statistics from surveys. We know who will click, who will give away a password, and who will react correctly. And we immediately educate those who slipped up.

Service scope

What do social engineering tests cover?

From simple phishing simulations to advanced spear-phishing scenarios. We match difficulty to the awareness level and requirements of the company.

Phishing attack simulations

We send crafted emails impersonating vendors, a bank, IT, management, or external services. We measure who clicks the link, who fills out a fake login form, and who reports the suspicious message.

Spear-phishing with personalization

Advanced scenarios taking into account the employee's name, role, and context. Attacks targeting people with access to finance, data, or critical systems. Realistic — because real attacks are.

Immediate education after clicking

A person who clicked a phishing link is immediately redirected to an educational page — explaining what they did, how to recognize real phishing, and what to do next time. The most effective form of learning.

Results report with recommendations

After the test we deliver a report: click rate, credential submission rate, report rate, distribution of results per department and role. Recommendations: which areas need training and of what kind.

Recurring tests and measuring progress

Recurring tests allow measuring improvement over time. Comparison of results before and after training. An annual test program as an element of a compliance and audit program.

Documentation for audits

We document test results and corrective actions taken in a format useful for ISO 27001, NIS2, and DORA audits. Proof that the company actively manages human risk.

How we work

How does a social engineering test run?

We plan, execute, and educate — without disrupting the company's work and with full confidentiality regarding participants.

1

Defining scope and scenarios

We agree on the target group, number of employees, scenarios (which sender, what message context), and difficulty level. We match scenarios to the industry — different threats affect finance, different ones affect production.

2

Campaign preparation

We create phishing messages and landing pages as close to real ones as possible. We configure tracking and the post-deployment educational page. Everything happens without employees' knowledge — a prerequisite for a credible test.

3

Sending and recording results

We send messages to employees and record events: open, click, credential submission, marking as spam. Employees who click are redirected to the educational page.

4

Report and recommendations

We deliver a report with detailed results and recommendations. We discuss results with HR/management and propose next steps: training, another test, procedure changes.

~30%
average click rate in the first test
drop in vulnerability after a regular test program
48h
from test completion to report delivery
100%
confidentiality — management knows results, employees don't

Your employees get phishing emails every day

Better that you send the first one.

A controlled phishing test is the only method that shows the company's real vulnerability — not the imagined one based on training. We know what your employees will do before an attacker does.

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FAQ

Social engineering tests questions

No — a phishing test must be conducted without warning participants, so that results are meaningful. Only the requesters (HR, management, IT) are familiar with the test content. After the campaign ends, we inform employees that a test took place and what its purpose was.
They are immediately redirected to an educational page — explaining what that link was, how to recognize real phishing, and what they should do next time. No one is punished. Results are reported in aggregate and per department, not by name — unless the client wants otherwise.
Yes — phishing simulations conducted by an authorized organization at the data owner's request are legal. Before the test we sign an agreement and authorization specifying the scope and purpose of the test. We report to the requesting person, not to external parties.
A phishing campaign typically runs for 5–10 business days — to cover employees who may be on vacation or working from home. We deliver the report within 48 hours of campaign completion.
Yes, and we strongly recommend regularity — quarterly or every six months. Recurring tests allow measuring progress after training and verifying whether the security culture is actually improving. We offer annual programs with scheduled tests and trainings.

Contact

Order a phishing test for your company

Tell us about your company size, industry, and test purpose. We'll propose a scenario tailored to the real threats facing your organization.

ul. Bukowska 177, 60-196 Poznań
NIP: 7831699963 · KRS: 0000462126
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