Deepfake Phishing Simulations

Deepfake Phishing Simulations – Test Business Defenses Against AI-Driven Attacks

Identify Vulnerabilities in Your Business Processes Through Realistic AI Impersonation Scenarios

This fully managed external testing approach ensures that both employees and business processes are assessed without disrupting operations.

The Data is Clear: Businesses Are Not Ready for Deepfake Attacks

AI-driven threats are bypassing traditional security measures. Here’s what our simulations reveal:

0%

of organizations tested were vulnerable to deepfake social engineering.

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of employees unknowingly took actions that could lead to financial or business loss.
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of users struggled to distinguish real vs. synthetic media.

Why Deepfake Phishing Simulations?

Test Your Business Processes. Not Your People.

Business Process Verification – Target financial departments to ensure wire payment procedures resist voice deepfake manipulation

Multi-Channel Testing – Simulate attacks via email, phone, video, and messaging platforms—just like real threat actors

System + Human Assessment – Test if your technical detection controls work alongside your human verification protocols

Immediate Remediation – Vulnerable employees receive instant micro-training when they fail a simulation

 

Test Your Cyber Resilience Before Attackers Do.

How It Works

Intelligence Gathering

We analyze your organization’s structure to create targeted, realistic simulation scenarios.

Custom Simulation Deployment

Our team handles all technical aspects of running AI-based phishing tests aligned with your business objectives.

Real-Time Response Analysis

Track employee actions and process failures as they happen during simulations.

Comprehensive Reporting

Receive detailed vulnerability assessments identifying specific business controls that need strengthening.

Quarterly testing available. No long-term contracts. No IT integration required.

Who Should Use This Service?

Deepfake attacks don’t just target individuals—they exploit weaknesses in enterprise processes, financial workflows, and executive decision-making. Breacher.ai is designed for organizations that can’t afford to fail.

Enterprise Organizations

Complex global operations require advanced protection against executive impersonation and sophisticated social engineering.

Financial Services Enterprises

Defend against sophisticated deepfake fraud targeting transactions while maintaining regulatory compliance.

HR Departments

Protect vulnerable hiring processes and employee communications from deepfake impersonation attacks.

Legal & Compliance Teams

Enterprises that must meet strict security, compliance, and regulatory requirements.

Security & Compliance Teams

Strengthen policies and meet regulatory requirements for deepfake defense.

 If your organization is a high-value target, deepfake threats are already aimed at you. The question is—are you ready?

What Makes Breacher.ai Different?

  • We Test Systems, Not People. Our simulations verify if your business controls and processes can withstand sophisticated AI attacks
  • Fully Managed External Service. No software to install, no integration requirements, and no technical overhead for your team.
  • Flexible Engagement Models. Annual or quarterly assessments with no long-term contracts—we help as little or as much as you need.
  • Targeted Micro-Curriculum Training. Role-specific training aligned to actual business functions, not generic security awareness

 Unlike traditional cybersecurity training, we expose & eliminate process vulnerabilities before real attackers exploit them.

Trusted by Security Leaders

Deepfake attacks don’t just target individuals—they exploit weaknesses in enterprise processes, financial workflows, and executive decision-making. Breacher.ai is designed for organizations that can’t afford to fail.

After implementing the communication protocols from the Executive Briefing, we identified and prevented a deepfake fraud attempt within three weeks. The potential savings exceeded $175,000.

CIO, Financial Services Firm

Creating our three red flags took just minutes but has already prevented two potential fraud attempts.

CFO, Manufacturing Enterprise

The live demonstration was eye-opening. I couldn’t tell the difference between the real video and the deepfake.

CEO, Technology Company

Case Studies / Testimonials

Real Results from Our Deepfake Simulation Testing

Deepfake Voice Phishing Attack

A deepfake voice attack exploited internal security gaps. Here’s how the company closed them.

Agentic AI & Deepfake Red Teaming

AI-driven deepfakes targeted executive communications. This is how one enterprise fought back.

Real threats. Real testing. Real results.

Verify Your Defenses Before Attackers Do

Book a Demo Today.

Don’t wait until it’s too late—test your defenses before attackers do.

Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers.

How long does a typical simulation process take?

Our standard engagement takes 2-3 weeks from initial consultation to final reporting. We work with your schedule to ensure minimal disruption to normal business operations.

No. Our simulations are fully managed externally—we handle all technical aspects without requiring any software installation or IT integration on your end. We approach the same way an adversary would in the real world.

We carefully design scenarios that test security without creating organizational disruption. All simulations are conducted with full knowledge of key stakeholders and include immediate disclosure to participants who engage with the test.

Absolutely. We tailor each simulation to your specific industry, organizational structure, and business processes. Financial services, healthcare, legal, and technology sectors each face unique deepfake threats that require specialized testing approaches.

Yes. Every deepfake attack simulation is tailored to your organization’s industry, risk profile, and business objectives.

We recommend quarterly testing to keep security teams and employees prepared as deepfake threats evolve.

You receive a detailed risk assessment, including attack success rates, weak points in security protocols, and actionable recommendations to close vulnerabilities.