
Phishing awareness
Help employees identify suspicious messages, links, attachments, and requests.
Security awareness training should help employees recognize threats they may encounter in everyday work.
Phishmake combines cybersecurity awareness training with phishing simulations, employee tracking, and reporting so teams can move from delivering training to measuring how employees respond.
Practical learning • Controlled simulations • Progress 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.
Awareness training is most useful when employees can connect concepts to realistic situations. Phishmake supports a repeatable cycle of training, simulation, measurement, and reinforcement.
Phishmake delivers structured training through an employee portal. Available courses can vary by account, so administrators can review the active course catalog before assigning learning.

Help employees identify suspicious messages, links, attachments, and requests.

Reinforce careful handling of passwords, sign-in pages, and authentication prompts.

Build awareness of impersonation and manipulation in workplace communication.

Connect everyday inbox decisions with practical security habits.
Review the platform with your team's goals and requirements in mind.
Review assignments, employee-level status, course progress, start and completion dates, and training connected to a campaign. This keeps training history and phishing activity easier to understand.




Organize training and simulation evidence in a risk-based program.
FFIEC awareness guidanceCentralized simulation events, assignments, and completion records reduce the need to reconcile separate systems. These records can support internal reviews without guaranteeing a compliance outcome.
Straightforward answers for security, IT, risk, and compliance teams evaluating an awareness program.
It is employee education designed to help people recognize security risks and make safer decisions during everyday work.

Give employees practical cybersecurity education and use phishing simulations to understand how learning translates into behavior.