Deepfake Phishing Simulations | Orchestrated by Breacher.ai
Orchestrated Deepfake Simulations

Deepfake Phishing
Simulations

The attacks your email filters can't see — tested by a dedicated deepfake red team, not a generic phishing platform.

Breacher.ai runs fully managed deepfake phishing simulations using voice cloning, video deepfakes, Teams impersonation, and agentic AI — the same techniques real threat actors use today. Built on the OSES™ (Orchestrated Social Engineering Simulations) methodology. No software. No IT integration. Live in 48 hours.

92%
of organizations vulnerable to deepfake social engineering
$450K
average cost per successful deepfake incident
63%
of employees can't distinguish real from synthetic media

"I was expecting a Demo, not an episode of Black Mirror. This is really good."

— CEO, Cybersecurity (North America)

What is a Deepfake Phishing Simulation?

A deepfake phishing simulation is a controlled red team engagement that uses AI-generated voice, video, and agentic messaging to impersonate real executives — testing whether an organization's people, processes, and technical controls can detect modern social engineering attacks that bypass email filters entirely.

Traditional phishing simulations send an email and count clicks. That's a test designed for a threat landscape that no longer exists. Today's attackers clone executive voices in minutes, generate real-time video deepfakes for Teams and Zoom calls, and orchestrate multi-channel sequences across email, SMS, and calendar invites. A deepfake phishing simulation replicates the full attack chain — not just the easy part.

Breacher.ai specializes exclusively in this discipline. Every engagement is run through the OSES™ methodology (Orchestrated Social Engineering Simulations) — a structured framework for deploying multi-channel AI impersonation attacks against enterprises in a controlled, ethically-scoped way. Every engagement is designed to answer the questions that traditional phishing platforms can't:

The questions a deepfake phishing simulation actually answers: • Will your finance team approve a wire transfer from a cloned CFO voice?
• Can your SOC detect a deepfake video call on Teams before funds move?
• Does your email filter see an agentic AI sequence that adapts to replies?
• Do your callback verification procedures hold up under executive urgency?
• Would a calendar invite with a weaponized join link bypass every control you own?

If your current simulation vendor can't answer those questions, you're not running a deepfake phishing simulation. You're running a 2015-era phishing test with a new coat of paint.

Attack Performance Data — From Real Enterprise Assessments

33%
Click rate — Deepfake Video + Agentic Email (top performing chain)
78%
Of tested organizations rated highly vulnerable
11%
Of employees can reliably detect deepfakes

Test Your Business Processes—Not Just Your People

Deepfake phishing simulations go beyond traditional phishing tests. We assess whether your verification workflows, financial controls, and technical detection systems can withstand AI-powered social engineering.

Financial Controls

Business Process Verification

Target financial departments to ensure wire payment procedures and approval workflows resist voice deepfake manipulation and executive impersonation.

  • Wire transfer process validation
  • Callback verification testing
  • Executive approval workflow gaps
  • Financial controls under pressure
Multi-Vector

Multi-Channel Testing

Simulate attacks via email, phone, video, and messaging platforms—just like real threat actors. Test how your defenses handle coordinated attack chains.

  • Voice cloning attacks
  • Real-time video deepfakes
  • Agentic AI email sequences
  • Calendar invite phishing
Assessment

System + Human Assessment

Test if your technical detection controls work alongside your human verification protocols. Find the gaps between technology and process.

  • Email filter bypass testing
  • MFA circumvention scenarios
  • Voice authentication gaps
  • Detection tool validation
Instant Impact

Immediate Remediation

Vulnerable employees receive instant micro-training when they fail a simulation. Turn every test into a learning opportunity with zero disruption.

  • Real-time training delivery
  • Role-specific micro-curriculum
  • Zero operational disruption
  • Measurable behavior change
Benchmarking

Peer Benchmark Scores

See how you rank against peers in your vertical. Compare your resilience scores to industry benchmarks so you know exactly where you stand.

  • Industry vertical comparisons
  • Department-level risk scoring
  • Historical trend tracking
  • Board-ready risk metrics
Validation

Test Technical Controls

Validate whether your security stack detects AI-generated threats. Test email filters, voice authentication, and detection tools against real attack scenarios.

  • Email security bypass testing
  • SIEM detection validation
  • Endpoint alert verification
  • Security stack gap analysis

Attack Combinations That Actually Work

Real performance data from enterprise deepfake phishing simulations across finance, law, manufacturing, and technology. Not theoretical—operational.

#1 Performer

Deepfake Video + Agentic Email

Executive impersonation via video call followed by 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
#2 Performer

Voice Clone + Agentic SMS

Cloned executive voice call followed by AI-driven SMS sequence. Exploits the inherent trust employees place in recognized voices.

  • 23.0% click rate
  • 14.75% action rate
  • Credential harvesting
  • Bypasses email security entirely
#3 Performer

Calendar Invite + Agentic AI

Weaponized meeting invites with AI follow-up sequences. ~3× the click rate of standard phishing—completely invisible to email filters.

  • 13.8% click rate
  • 9.54% action rate
  • Invisible to email security
  • Exploits scheduling trust

From Kickoff to Findings—Fully Managed

No software to install. No IT integration required. We approach the same way an adversary would—external and fully operational.

1

Intelligence Gathering

We analyze your organization's structure, key personnel, and business processes to create targeted, realistic simulation scenarios aligned with your specific threat model.

2

Custom Simulation Deployment

Our team handles all technical aspects. Voice cloning, video deepfakes, and agentic AI scenarios aligned with your business objectives—deployed externally, just like a real adversary.

3

Real-Time Response Analysis

Track employee actions and process failures as they happen during simulations. See exactly how your organization responds under pressure and where controls break down.

4

Comprehensive Reporting

Receive detailed vulnerability assessments identifying specific business controls that need strengthening. Board-ready findings with actionable remediation recommendations.

Quarterly testing available. No long-term contracts. No IT integration required. Annual or quarterly assessments with flexible engagement models.

The Difference, Line by Line

What you're actually getting when you choose a dedicated deepfake red team over commodity simulation platforms.

Capability
Standard Phishing Tools
Breacher.ai
Deepfake video impersonation
Voice cloning attack simulation
Agentic AI attack sequences
Calendar invite phishing vectors
Business process / workflow testing
Multi-channel simultaneous attacks
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Technical controls validation
OSINT-based targeting
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Industry peer benchmarks
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No IT integration required
Board-ready risk reporting
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Immediate micro-training at failure
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Built for High-Value Targets

Deepfake attacks exploit weaknesses in enterprise processes, financial workflows, and executive decision-making. This service is designed for organizations that can't afford to fail.

Enterprise

Enterprise Organizations

Complex global operations require advanced protection against executive impersonation and sophisticated social engineering targeting multiple departments simultaneously.

  • Multi-department risk mapping
  • Executive impersonation testing
  • Global ops attack scenarios
Critical Risk

Financial Services

Defend against sophisticated deepfake fraud targeting transactions while maintaining regulatory compliance. Finance is consistently our highest-risk department finding.

  • 22.9% avg click rate in finance
  • Wire transfer fraud scenarios
  • Regulatory compliance alignment
Elevated Risk

HR Departments

Protect vulnerable hiring processes and employee communications from deepfake impersonation. W-2 fraud, payroll redirect, and PII theft are primary vectors.

  • Payroll redirect attack testing
  • W-2 fraud scenario coverage
  • PII exfiltration simulation
Compliance

Legal & Compliance

Enterprises that must meet strict security, compliance, and regulatory requirements for deepfake defense. Findings map directly to compliance frameworks.

  • SOC 2 / ISO 27001 alignment
  • Regulatory gap identification
  • Attorney-client privilege scenarios
Security Teams

Security Operations

Strengthen policies and validate that your security controls can detect and respond to AI-generated threats your SIEM has never seen before.

  • Detection coverage validation
  • Incident response testing
  • Policy gap identification
Global Ops

Multi-Region Enterprises

Distributed teams and complex communication chains are prime attack surfaces. Test how regional offices respond to centralized executive deepfake impersonation.

  • Cross-regional attack chains
  • Timezone-based targeting
  • Language-specific voice cloning

What Our Clients Say

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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.

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I was expecting a demo, not an episode of Black Mirror. This is really good, I'm surprised at how advanced it's gotten.

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Users were surprised with how good the deepfakes were. I'm really impressed. Really crazy talking to a deepfake.

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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.

Trusted by Security Leaders at

Fortune 500
Banking & Finance
Energy Sector
Legal Services
Transportation
Manufacturing
G2
★★★★★
5.0 Rating
Gartner
★★★★★
Peer Insights

Deepfake Phishing Simulations: Questions Buyers Ask

What is a deepfake phishing simulation?

A deepfake phishing simulation is a controlled red team engagement that uses AI-generated voice, video, and agentic messaging to impersonate real executives. It tests whether your people, processes, and technical controls can detect modern social engineering attacks. Unlike a traditional phishing test that only sends emails, a deepfake phishing simulation replicates the full multi-channel attack chain a real adversary uses today — voice cloning on phone calls, real-time video on Teams or Zoom, SMS, and weaponized calendar invites.

How are deepfake phishing simulations different from traditional phishing simulations?

Traditional phishing simulations test one channel — email — and one control: can an employee spot a bad link. Deepfake phishing simulations test multiple channels simultaneously (voice, video, Teams, SMS, calendar invites), validate business processes like wire transfer verification, and measure whether detection tooling sees AI-generated threats at all. In our field data, deepfake video combined with agentic email drives a 33% click rate — roughly 3× the rate of a standard phishing email.

What makes Breacher.ai different from traditional phishing simulation platforms?

Breacher.ai is a dedicated deepfake red team, not a self-serve phishing platform. Engagements are fully managed, run externally the same way a real adversary would operate, and built on the OSES™ (Orchestrated Social Engineering Simulations) methodology — a structured framework for multi-channel AI impersonation testing across voice, video, Teams, SMS, and calendar invites. Breacher.ai is named as a vendor in the Gartner Peer Insights market category for Deepfake Phishing Simulations.

How long does a typical simulation process take?

Our standard engagement takes 2–3 weeks from initial consultation to final reporting. Initial simulations can be live within 48 hours of scoping. We work with your schedule to ensure minimal disruption to normal business operations.

Do we need to install any software?

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

How do you ensure simulations don't cause panic?

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.

Can simulations be customized to our industry?

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.

How often should we run deepfake phishing simulations?

We recommend quarterly testing to keep security teams and employees prepared as deepfake threats evolve. The threat landscape changes rapidly — regular testing ensures your defenses keep pace.

What happens after the test?

You receive a detailed risk assessment including attack success rates, weak points in security protocols, and actionable recommendations to close vulnerabilities. Board-ready findings you can present to leadership immediately.

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.

Live deepfake demonstration
No IT integration required
Fully managed assessment
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