Realistic phishing templates
Use ready-to-run scenarios based on common credential, finance, HR, cloud, and IT lures.
Phishing Simulation Software Built for Real-World Employee Testing
Test how employees respond to realistic phishing scenarios before a real attack puts your organization at risk.
Phishmake helps security and IT teams create phishing simulation campaigns, track employee actions, assign awareness training, and review results from one platform.
Phishing simulations • Awareness training • Employee tracking • Reporting
Campaigns
One connected awareness workflow.
Employee activity
One connected awareness workflow.
Follow-up training
One connected awareness workflow.
Reporting
One connected awareness workflow.
Understand Risk
See How Employees Respond to Realistic Phishing Simulations
Phishing simulations give security teams a controlled way to understand how employees respond to suspicious emails. Instead of relying only on annual training, teams can send simulated campaigns and measure what employees actually do.
Phishmake records relevant campaign activity so teams can identify where additional awareness training may be useful. The goal is practical reinforcement, not blame.
How It Works
Run a Phishing Simulation in Four Steps
- 1
Add your employees
Import employees by CSV or add them manually, then organize the audience.
Employee setup guide - 2
Choose a scenario
Select a built-in template or create an organization-specific phishing email.
- 3
Launch the simulation
Choose the audience, configure delivery, and schedule the simulated email.
- 4
Measure and follow up
Review employee interactions and assign appropriate awareness training.
Capabilities
Everything You Need to Manage Employee Phishing Tests
Custom templates
Build organization-specific email scenarios when a standard template is not enough.
Employee tracking
Review delivery, opens, link interactions, credential submissions, and attachment activity.
Awareness training
Assign courses manually or connect follow-up training to campaign activity.
Campaign reporting
Review campaign outcomes and employee events without combining separate systems.
Training progress
Track assigned, in-progress, and completed courses with employee-level history.
See Phishmake in your workflow
Review the platform with your team's goals and requirements in mind.
Measurement
Measure More Than Whether an Email Was Sent
Phishmake tracks delivered emails, opens, clicks, credential submissions, attachment opens, bounces, and employee-level events. Training assignments and completion records provide context for what happens after a simulation.
Continuous Learning
Move Beyond One-Time Phishing Tests
A single phishing test provides only a snapshot. Regular simulations can help teams understand how behavior changes and where additional training may be needed.
Combine employee phishing simulations with ongoing training so employees can practice recognizing threats and reinforce what they learn.
Industries
Phishing Simulation for Security-Conscious Organizations
Banks
Run controlled phishing tests and maintain useful employee activity and training records.
Security awareness training for banksCredit unions
Support a repeatable employee simulation and awareness workflow.
Training for credit unionsCompliance Support
Support Security Awareness and Compliance Programs
Simulation and training records can help demonstrate that awareness activities are being performed and monitored. Phishmake can support elements of a broader program; using the platform does not itself establish compliance.
FAQPhishing Simulation Software
Phishing Simulation Software
questions
Straightforward answers for security, IT, risk, and compliance teams evaluating an awareness program.
It is a controlled testing platform used to send simulated phishing emails, observe employee interactions, and follow up with education or other risk-management actions.
Get Started
Find Out How Employees Respond Before a Real Phishing Attack
Run realistic employee phishing simulations, identify areas that need attention, and reinforce learning with security awareness training.
