Your Training Stops at the Click. The Attack Doesn't.

Orchestrated deepfake phishing simulations that follow the attack past the click, into the callback and the help desk reset, then score the result against your sector.

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IT support impersonation simulation: an AI persona on a Teams call asking for a verification code
Benchmark
92%

of orgs tested were vulnerable to deepfake social engineering

11.5%

of targets took the action a synthetic voice asked them for

~10x

weekly malicious Teams vishing calls vs. the mid-2025 baselineMicrosoft, Q2 2026

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Fortune 500Financial ServicesGlobal LawPrivate EquityRegional BankingTechnologyCommunity BankingEnterprise SaaSFintech InfrastructureManaged IT ServicesMining & MetalsHR TechnologyEnergyTax & Compliance SoftwareManufacturingTransportation & LogisticsPublic Sector

Breacher.ai figures are computed from observed simulation outcomes, not surveys. Read the methodology →

Platform walkthrough

Watch OSES™ run a simulation, end to end.

From a real attack report to a board-ready score in five steps.

OSES™ SimulateVideo

Reproduce a real attack

Paste a reported attack or a news article. Concierge drafts the playbook: persona, goal and channel for every step.

How OSES™ Simulate works →
OSES™ SimulateVideo

Review the playbook, then launch

Every step in order: email, timed wait, call. Edit or clone it, then launch against users synced from Entra ID or Google Workspace.

Explore orchestration →
OSES™ SimulateVideo

The lure lands

Screenshot a real login page and OSES™ rebuilds it as a tracked landing page. The lure arrives as a Teams invite or an MFA code email that looks exactly like the real one.

Conference call phishing →
OSES™ TrainVideo

Training at the moment it counts

Anyone who acts gets a short lesson right away. Concierge turns what failed into training video, presented by an AI avatar.

How OSES™ Train works →
OSES™ ScoreVideo

Your OSES™ Risk Score

How far it got and how many it reached roll up into one score, ranked against your sector, with an executive report ready for the board.

How OSES™ Score works →

Prefer it in one take?

How OSES™ works

Orchestrated Social Engineering Simulations

Real attackers chain the email, the call and the reset. OSES™, Orchestrated Social Engineering Simulation, runs that whole chain, follows it past the click, and shows whether your people and procedures stop it.

What goes in.
What actually gets tested.

What we orchestrate
AI voice cloning Cloned exec calls the target back
Deepfake video Live impersonation on Teams or Zoom
Agentic messaging AI email, SMS and chat lures
OSES™ Orchestration
engine
What we actually test
People Was procedure followed and reported?
Process Callback, approval and reset procedures
Technology Do your controls detect any of it?

OSES™ Behave: every run makes the next one count.

01

OSES™ Simulate

Cloned voice, live avatar and AI agent, chained across email, Teams, phone and SMS.

How Simulate works →
02

OSES™ Measure

Which verification step broke, in which team, and how far the attack got.

How Measure works →
03

OSES™ Train

Training built from what failed, sent to the roles where it broke.

How Train works →
04

OSES™ Score

Your rank against your sector, re-tested to prove the change.

How Score works →

Not "spot the deepfake": nobody can do that reliably, so we train the procedure that stops it. See how a deepfake phishing simulation runs, go deeper on orchestrated social engineering simulation, or see OSES™ Behave.

Case studies

What a deepfake phishing simulation actually finds.

Real engagements, published without client names. Both followed the attack past the click.

Credential results are measured without capturing passwords. Every simulation runs under signed authorization.

Kudos to your entire team. We haven't even seen the report and the whole company is talking about the risks of voice cloning. It's been a huge win for us already.

CISO, Large Financial Enterprise

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Common questions

FAQs

What is OSES™?

OSES™ stands for Orchestrated Social Engineering Simulation. Instead of one phishing email, it simulates the full chain a real attacker uses, such as an email that sets up a Teams call that sets up a help desk reset, and measures whether your people and procedures stop it. It is both Breacher.ai's methodology and the platform it runs on.

What is OSES™ Behave?

OSES™ Behave is Breacher.ai's secure behavior management loop. It ties four stages together on one dataset: OSES™ Simulate runs the deepfake phishing simulation, OSES™ Measure scores what failed on DEPTH and SPREAD, OSES™ Train generates awareness training from that finding, and OSES™ Score re-runs the same scenario and ranks the result against your peer vertical, so the change is measured, not assumed.

What is a deepfake phishing simulation?

An authorized test in which AI-generated voice, video or messaging impersonates a trusted person to measure how your organization responds. Unlike an email test that stops at the click, it follows the interaction into the process that acts on it: the help desk reset, the callback, the payment approval.

How is Breacher.ai's deepfake phishing simulation different?

Most deepfake training plays a pre-recorded clip. Breacher.ai runs a live one: an avatar that joins Teams, Zoom or Meet and holds the conversation, and an AI voice agent that places the call, leaves the voicemail and answers the callback. The simulation chains channels the way a real attacker does, follows the attack past the click into the callback and the help desk reset, and scores whether your procedures held against your sector.

Can employees be trained to detect deepfakes?

Not reliably. Generation quality keeps improving and human perception does not, so detection decays as a control. Verification procedures hold no matter how good the fake gets, which is why Breacher.ai tests and trains the procedure, not the eye.

What is the best deepfake phishing simulation platform?

It depends on what you need to prove. Training-first platforms add deepfake modules to awareness programs. Breacher.ai is built to test whether your procedures hold against a full AI social engineering attack, then train the step that failed and score the result against your sector. Breacher.ai's 2026 buyer's guide compares the field.

What is AI-powered awareness training?

Training generated by AI from your own simulation results and policies, instead of picked from a generic catalogue. Breacher.ai builds short deepfake awareness training modules aimed at the exact verification step a person skipped, then re-tests that step to show it changed.

Do we need to install anything?

No. The first simulation can run fully managed and external, with no software in your environment. When you move onto the platform, users sync from Entra ID or Google Workspace in a few clicks.

Get your number

Get a real number for your organization.

Book a 30-minute demo and we'll scope a fixed IT support impersonation assessment for up to 250 users. Fully managed, run from outside your environment. You get your OSES™ score and your rank against your sector.

  • No IT integration
  • Runs fully external
  • Audit and insurer-ready reporting

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