Threats Have Evolved.
Has Your Testing?
A live deepfake phishing simulation demo. 30 minutes, screen shared. We clone an executive voice, run an Orchestrated Social Engineering Simulation (OSES™) end to end, and show you the exact point where the process gives way. Not a click rate. The callback, the approval, the transfer.
What you'll see in 30 minutes
- Live voice clone built in front of you from publicly available material, on a persona you choose.
- The simulation run end to end, including the autonomous agent handling the callback with no human on our side.
- The real report, not a sanitized sample: risk scoring, peer benchmark, and the deliverable your board and auditors receive.
- Your first campaign scoped against your own organization: who gets impersonated, which process gets tested.
"I was expecting a demo, not an episode of Black Mirror. This is exactly what our board needed to see."
CEO, Cybersecurity Company
Trusted By Organizations
Fortune 500/Financial Services/Global Law/Private Equity/Regional Banking/Technology/Community Banking/Enterprise SaaS/Fintech Infrastructure/Managed IT Services/Mining & Metals/HR Technology/Energy/Tax & Compliance Software/Manufacturing/Transportation & Logistics/Public Sector/
Fortune 500/Financial Services/Global Law/Private Equity/Regional Banking/Technology/Community Banking/Enterprise SaaS/Fintech Infrastructure/Managed IT Services/Mining & Metals/HR Technology/Energy/Tax & Compliance Software/Manufacturing/Transportation & Logistics/Public Sector/
92%
of orgs vulnerable to deepfake SE Breacher.ai benchmark
63%
can't distinguish synthetic from real Breacher.ai benchmark
Who This Is For
Two jobs, one engagement. Most of our work starts with one of these two people.
CISOs, VPs of Security, Security Directors
You need evidence, not opinions
You already assume your people can be fooled. What you cannot currently prove is whether the controls behind them hold when it happens. An OSES™ engagement gives you a defensible, third-party assessment of process resilience, broken down by department and compared against industry peers, with documentation your board, your auditors, and your cyber insurance underwriter will accept.
Security Awareness & Training Managers
You need proof your program works
Your platform can send phishing emails. It cannot clone a CFO, hold a conversation, or test what your helpdesk does at 4pm on a Friday. We give your people a real encounter with the thing they are being trained about, then hand you results that measure the program past the click, which is the number you have never been able to put in a leadership deck.
FAQ
What security leaders ask us on the way in.
What happens on the call?
30 minutes, screen shared. We generate a synthetic executive voice and a Microsoft Teams pretext live, run the simulation end to end, then walk the dashboard and the real report. No slides and no pitch. You leave with a scoped first campaign for your own organization.
Do you need access to our environment?
No. Engagements run fully external. No software to install, no directory sync, no connection to your identity provider. All we need is an authorized target list and a signed scope, which removes most of the change-control burden that blocks testing in regulated industries.
How is this different from AI phishing simulation software?
Phishing simulation software sends an email and records who clicked. An OSES™ engagement reproduces the synthetic voice call or video meeting real attackers use to establish credibility before any request is made, then follows the interaction into the process that acts on it: the callback, the helpdesk reset, the payment approval.
Click rate measures individual detection. OSES measures organizational process resilience. Read the methodology.
Do you run vishing simulations and CEO fraud testing?
Yes. Vishing simulation with cloned executive voices is the single most requested component, because AI voice is where most orchestrated attacks begin. Campaigns place outbound calls, converse live if answered, leave a callback voicemail if not, and handle the inbound callback autonomously. To prevent CEO fraud specifically, the test targets the approval chain rather than the individual: whether the wire threshold triggers a callback, whether that callback reaches a verified number, and whether an urgent request from a familiar voice can bypass either.
Is deepfake red teaming legal and ethical?
Every engagement runs under a written scope and rules of engagement signed by an authorized executive. Cloning an executive's voice or likeness happens only with their explicit consent, and many organizations start with a fictional persona instead. Credential material is deliberately never captured in full, so a simulation cannot become a breach.
Can employees be trained to detect deepfakes?
Detection is not a reliable control. Across engagements covering more than a thousand individual targets, 63% of the people tested could not distinguish synthetic voice or video from a real person while the interaction was happening. Resilience has to be built into process: verification procedures, callback rules, approval workflows. Testing those is what an OSES™ engagement is designed to do.
Can we run this in-house, or deliver it to our own clients?
Both. Enterprise teams license the
simulation platform and run the program themselves. Red team firms, MSPs, and MSSPs deliver it under their own brand through the
partner program.