The reason is simple: Once an employee hangs up on a fake attacker and sees the "Simulation Complete" screen, they become permanently skeptical of cold calls asking for credentials. The Bottom Line Attackers have moved to the phone. It’s time your defense did too.
While most organizations run email phishing simulations religiously, the phone line remains the single largest unprotected attack surface. Enter —a platform that finally gives security teams the firepower to turn voice calls from a vulnerability into a training opportunity. The Missing Link in Your Security Awareness Program Most security awareness training stops at the inbox. But attackers don’t. keepnet labs vishing simulation platform
Vishing attacks are successful because they exploit without the visual cues of a suspicious email (spelling errors, spoofed domains). When the phone rings, and the caller claims to be from the IT helpdesk or the CEO’s office, human nature takes over. The reason is simple: Once an employee hangs
Voice phishing (vishing) has exploded in the last 18 months. With the rise of AI voice cloning and deepfake audio, a simple phone call can now bypass multi-factor authentication and trick even security-savvy employees. But attackers don’t