// The Challenge
Why Phishing Defence is Critical
Phishing remains the most prevalent threat to modern organisations, particularly in the public sector. With approximately 3.4 billion phishing emails sent globally every single day, cybercriminals no longer just hack in – they log in using credentials stolen from your employees.
Traditional training often fails because it isn’t frequent or realistic enough. Your organisation needs a phishing simulation service that evolves as quickly as the attackers do.
// Our Solution
Fully Managed Phishing Assessments.
KHIPU Networks provides a comprehensive, fully managed phishing simulation service designed to strengthen your organisation’s first line of defence.
- Tailored Sector Scenarios: Access an expanded library of customisable scenarios, from spoofed internal comms to fake supplier invoices.
- Adaptive Micro-Learning: Employees who engage with a simulation are automatically enrolled in micro-training sessions to improve retention.
- Seamless Integration: Our platform integrates effortlessly with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, ensuring no disruption to your daily workflows.
Data-Driven Insights & Advanced Reporting
We don’t just send emails; we provide the intelligence you need to reduce risk.
- Susceptibility Heatmaps: Identify specific departments, roles, or locations that are most vulnerable to target training where it is needed most.
- Organisation-Wide Risk Scoring: Benchmark your progress with a holistic risk score that demonstrates measurable security improvements over time.
// Benefits
Key Benefits & Outcomes.
40% Reduction in Click Rate
Our customers typically see a 40% drop in phishing susceptibility within the first six months.
Enhanced Regulatory Compliance
Meet the rigorous demands of Cyber Essentials, GDPR, and NCSC guidance with detailed evidence of ongoing user awareness.
Proactive Threat Mitigation
Identify and close gaps in your ‘human defence’ before attackers can exploit them.
Reduced Incident Costs
Lower the financial burden of incident response through proactive, scalable user education.
Simulated Phishing: Service FAQs.
What are the benefits of using a managed phishing simulation service? More
A managed phishing simulation service provides expert-led testing that identifies human-risk vulnerabilities without taxing internal IT resources. Key benefits include access to realistic, sector-specific attack scenarios, automated enrollment in micro-training for susceptible staff, and advanced heatmap reporting to track departmental risk. This proactive approach typically results in a 40% reduction in click rates within the first six months.
How does a phishing simulation service help with regulatory compliance? More
Regular phishing assessments are essential for meeting the robust user education requirements of frameworks such as Cyber Essentials, GDPR, and NCSC guidance. By providing detailed evidence of ongoing employee awareness and resilience testing, organisations can demonstrate a proactive stance toward data protection and meet public sector regulatory standards.
Can phishing simulations be integrated with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace? More
Yes, modern email phishing simulation services are designed to integrate seamlessly with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. This integration allows for the smooth delivery of simulated attacks and precise tracking of user engagement – such as link clicks or attachment opens – without interrupting existing business workflows or requiring complex software installations.
What happens if an employee falls for a simulated phishing email? More
When an employee engages with a simulation, they are automatically enrolled in adaptive micro-training modules. These short, focused sessions address the specific mistake made in real-time, which significantly improves information retention and helps the staff member better recognize and report future malicious attempts.
How is phishing risk measured and reported? More
Phishing resilience is measured through a combination of organisation-wide risk scoring and actionable metrics. Advanced reporting features, such as heatmaps, identify which departments or roles are most susceptible to attacks. This data allows leadership to benchmark progress over time and demonstrate measurable improvements in the organisation’s overall security posture.