Deepfake Phishing
Simulations
You approve a target list and a window. We run the entire attack.
Fully managed deepfake simulation built on OSES™, powered by AI-based deepfake simulation software we operate for you. Voice cloning, live deepfake avatars in Teams and Zoom, and agentic follow-up sequenced the way a real adversary would run it. No software, no agents, nothing touching your stack. Board-ready findings in two to three weeks.
Your team's total time commitment: one scoping call and one sign-off.
"I was expecting a demo, not an episode of Black Mirror. This is really good."
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How an OSES™ engagement narrows, from population to outcome
Join a simulated Teams meeting and hold a conversation with a synthetic participant. Display name only, nothing else is collected, and the page tells you what it is before you start.
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Two decisions from you. Everything else from us.
Most security testing quietly becomes a project your team has to run. This one does not. Here is the actual division of labour.
That is the whole list. One scoping call and one approval. No tickets, no provisioning, no allowlisting, no internal project plan.
Delivered entirely from the outside, the way an adversary would work. Nothing installed, no agents, no integration, no changes to your security stack.
Everything runs on OSES™
OSES™, Orchestrated Social Engineering Simulations, is our framework for multi-vector attack simulation. Real adversaries build credibility across several touchpoints before they ask for anything, and that contextual layer is the part most simulation tools skip entirely. OSES™ reproduces the sequence in order, and every capability we offer maps to a stage of it.
OSES™ is a trademark of Breacher.ai. We were among the first companies working on deepfake social engineering simulation, and the framework reflects that. It was built for orchestration from the start rather than adapted from an email phishing playbook.
One engine. Every capability, mapped to a stage.
Most deepfake attack simulation platforms hand you a scenario library and a login. Run the full OSES™ chain for an unannounced assessment, or a single stage when you want to pressure-test one control. All of it delivered as a managed service.
Reconnaissance & delivery
OSES™ stages 01 to 04We map what an attacker would see: your org chart, reporting lines, executive footprint, vendor relationships, and published processes. Every pretext is built from that reconnaissance rather than a template.
Real-time voice clone calls impersonating executives, vendors, or help desk staff. Clone time under five minutes. Built to test verbal verification and callback protocols, not just whether someone picks up.
The agent places the call, holds a live conversation, leaves a voicemail with a callback number when nobody answers, then answers that number when it rings. No human operator on our side at any point.
Interactive, conversational avatars deployed on Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet with synced lip movement and expression tracking. They respond to what the target says. A pre-recorded clip does not replicate that.
AI-generated sequences across email, Teams, Slack, and SMS that adapt to how the target responds. Sequenced against the earlier contact so the message arrives already carrying credibility.
Weaponized meeting invites that bypass email filtering entirely. Roughly three times the click rate of standard phishing in our assessments, and almost nobody tests this vector at all.
Assurance, training & reporting
OSES™ stage 05 and control testingPoint the same techniques at your verification steps rather than at people. Can a synthetic face clear your identity check? Can a cloned voice talk past your callback policy? The control either holds under a real attempt or it does not.
Sign-on capture pages that establish whether a target complied. We prove the control failed and deliberately never retain the credential material, so testing does not leave you holding live credentials.
Announced, facilitated sessions for boards and incident response teams, driven by the same synthetic media. The right format when you need decision-makers to feel the problem rather than read a summary of it.
Anyone who engages receives role-specific training within seconds of the interaction, while the experience is still live in their head. Every failure becomes the teachable moment instead of a line in a report.
Your results measured against comparable organizations in your vertical, reported at the org level. Department-level susceptibility, historical trend, and where you actually stand rather than an isolated score.
Independent assessment documentation covering scenario design, susceptibility by function, where process broke down, and prioritized remediation. Written to be handed to auditors and underwriters without a rewrite.
Autonomous voice, not a recording
Most voice testing is a script played down a phone line. Ours is a conversational agent that places the call in a cloned voice, listens, answers questions it was never fed, and adapts. If nobody picks up, it leaves a voicemail with a callback number. When the target calls that number back, it answers and runs the scenario from the other side.
That last path matters more than it sounds. In practice the majority of outbound calls go to voicemail, which makes the callback the dominant route through any population. A test that cannot handle an inbound callback is not testing the way the attack actually runs.
Attack combinations that actually work
Real performance data from enterprise assessments across finance, law, manufacturing, and technology. Not theoretical, operational.
Deepfake Video + Agentic Email
Executive impersonation via live video call followed by an AI-generated follow-up sequence. Highest action rate in our arsenal.
- 33.0% click rate
- 21.78% action rate
- Wire transfer scenarios
- Teams / Zoom / Meet capable
Voice Clone + Agentic SMS
Cloned executive voice call followed by an AI-driven SMS sequence. Exploits the trust employees place in a recognized voice.
- 23.0% click rate
- 14.75% action rate
- Credential harvesting
- Bypasses email security entirely
Calendar Invite + Agentic AI
Weaponized meeting invites with AI follow-up sequences. Roughly three times the click rate of standard phishing and completely invisible to email filters.
- 13.8% click rate
- 9.54% action rate
- Invisible to email security
- Exploits scheduling trust
From kickoff to findings in two to three weeks
No software to install. No IT integration. We operate the way an adversary would, external and fully managed throughout.
Scoping and rules of engagement
One call. We agree the population, the channels in play, the execution window, and your escalation contact. If you are in a regulated environment, examiner requirements get written into the plan here rather than retrofitted later.
Reconnaissance and scenario build
We gather open-source intelligence on your organization and build scenarios from it: your executives, your vendors, your workflows. You review and sign off before anything runs. Nothing generic goes out under your name.
Execution
The campaign runs across the agreed channels in sequence. Voice agents operate autonomously including callbacks, avatars join live calls, follow-up lands on schedule. Monitored throughout with the escalation path open in case anything needs stopping.
Training at the point of failure
Anyone who engages moves into role-specific micro-training within seconds of the interaction. No waiting for the report, no separate rollout, no additional work for your team.
Report and debrief
Susceptibility by function, where process broke down, attack chain performance, peer benchmark comparison, and prioritized remediation. Board-ready, and written so it can go to auditors and underwriters unchanged.
What lands on your desk afterwards
Not a leaderboard of who failed. A disclosure rate measured against comparable engagements, and a short list of controls that actually move it.
Benchmarks drawn from comparable voice engagements in the same vertical. Lower is better.
No credential or MFA code leaves the building on an inbound call. Staff hang up and dial the published internal number.
A scripted challenge, ticket ID plus one directory fact, before any account action is taken.
A one-tap “I got a strange call” path in the helpdesk tool, measured on speed of report rather than accuracy.
Repeat the simulation against the same population to confirm the disclosure rate moves toward top quartile.
Breacher vs. standard phishing tools
If you are weighing up the best tools for deepfake simulation training, this is what a dedicated deepfake red team gives you over a commodity simulation platform.
What our clients say
I think the entire company is already talking about voice cloning and the risks. It's been a huge win for us already, without even seeing any of the actual results.
I was expecting a demo, not an episode of Black Mirror. This is really good, I'm surprised at how advanced it's gotten.
Users were surprised with how good the deepfakes were. I'm really impressed. Really crazy talking to a deepfake.
The training was well-structured, clear, and provided valuable insights into the growing threat landscape associated with deepfakes. The content was relevant and up-to-date.
Common questions
What does fully managed actually mean?
You approve a target list, an execution window, and the scenarios. We handle everything else: reconnaissance, voice cloning, avatar generation, infrastructure, sending domains, execution, monitoring, training delivery, and the report. Nothing is installed, nothing touches your stack, and no one on your team runs anything.
How long does a typical simulation take?
Two to three weeks from kickoff to final reporting, with the execution window itself usually a few days inside that. We work around your calendar to keep disruption minimal.
Do we need to install any software?
No. Simulations are delivered externally with no software installation, no agents, and no IT integration. We operate the way a real adversary would, from the outside in.
What is OSES™?
OSES™, Orchestrated Social Engineering Simulations, is Breacher.ai's framework for multi-vector simulation. It sequences OSINT reconnaissance, AI voice contact, deepfake video, and coordinated follow-up the way a real adversary would, then measures and trains at the end. Every capability we offer maps to a stage of it.
Is the voice agent a recording or a real conversation?
A real conversation. It places the call in a cloned voice, responds to what it hears rather than reading a script, leaves a voicemail with a callback number when nobody answers, and answers that number when it rings. Clone time is under five minutes.
Can simulations be customized to our industry?
Yes. Every scenario is built from reconnaissance on your own organization: your executives, your vendors, your workflows. Financial services, legal, manufacturing, and technology each face different pretexts and each gets a different scenario set.
How do you ensure simulations don't cause panic?
Scenarios are designed to test controls without disrupting operations. Key stakeholders always know the engagement is running, an escalation contact stays reachable throughout, and anyone who engages receives immediate disclosure along with their training.
Do you capture real credentials?
No. We establish that a target complied with the request and deliberately do not retain credential material. You get proof the control failed without inheriting live credentials as a result of testing.
How often should we run simulations?
Quarterly is a sensible default. Scenarios change every cycle so people build genuine recognition rather than learning to spot our particular tells, which is a real failure mode in programs that reuse templates.
What happens after the test?
You receive a risk assessment covering susceptibility by function, where process broke down, attack chain performance, peer benchmark comparison, and prioritized remediation. It is written to be handed to auditors and underwriters without a rewrite.
Verify your defenses before attackers do
In 30 minutes we'll demonstrate an AI-powered deepfake attack using your executives' publicly available information. No commitment required.
Don't wait until it's too late. Test your defenses before attackers do.
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