Overview
Many clients ask us about phishing and social engineering simulations. The short version: it is straightforward once the basics are agreed and documented. This article explains the essentials and where phishing and social engineering simulations sits within Penetration Testing.
Phishing and social engineering simulations - Key Points
- Measured outcomes and regular reviews, so progress is visible.
- Clear ownership - we agree who does what, so nothing falls between teams.
- A defined escalation path, so issues are raised and fixed before they grow.
Best Practices
Standardise where you can, automate what repeats, and review on a regular cycle. Small, consistent improvements compound quickly and keep risk low.
How We Help
Not sure where to start with phishing and social engineering simulations? Send us a ticket and we will point you at the right resource or engineer.
