AIVA — AI Voice Phishing Simulation

Test voice phishing readiness with AIVA

AIVA helps organisations assess how employees respond to voice-based social engineering. Use controlled voice phishing exercises to identify verification gaps and guide awareness for teams that handle sensitive requests.

AIVA · outbound callExample call

Why voice

Prepare people to question an unexpected call

Voice scams can use urgency, authority and familiarity to influence decisions. Rehearsing realistic situations helps teams practise the verification steps they are expected to follow. Run voice on its own, or alongside an email or SMS exercise.

Standalone

Pure-voice attacks

A phone exercise in which an AI caller asks the employee to share information or approve an action, so you can see whether they verify the request first.

Attack chain

Hybrid multi-channel

A call that follows a related email or SMS exercise, reflecting how some fraud attempts move between channels.

The engine

How an AIVA call works

Select a capability to see how AIVA holds a believable call and the controls that keep the exercise in scope.

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Objectives, not scripts

Zero-script conversations

Administrators set high-level extraction objectives rather than exact dialogue trees. The AI generates its own openers and adapts syntax live to the employee’s responses.

  • Objectives set by your team
  • No fixed decision tree
  • Adapts phrasing to each reply
  • Responses vary with the conversation

Social-engineering strategy

Compose the caller in three layers.

Foundation, approach and pressure combine into the AI agent’s behavioural profile. Tap the variables to build a playbook.

Foundation

Caller identity, context and premise

Approach

The psychological vector used to bypass skepticism

Pressure

Urgency and ambient stress applied on the call

Configured AI caller

A executive impersonation caller using authority, under eod deadline.

Three layers compose the AI agent’s behavioural profile — mix and match to mirror any real-world playbook.

Results

Review how teams handle suspicious calls

Each call is classified as safe, suspicious or compromised, so you can see where verification steps were followed and where teams need support.

Safe · Suspicious · Compromised

Outcome

Whether the employee verified the caller or complied with the request.

Answered · Duration

Answer and engagement

Whether the call was answered and how long the employee stayed on it.

Department view

By team

Where results differ between teams, to guide follow-up.

Vishing susceptibility by department

Demo data
Finance / Accounts Payable
41%
Executive Assistants
36%
Human Resources
29%
IT Helpdesk
22%
Operations
14%

Illustrative example with demonstration data, not customer results.

Follow-up learning

Employees who did not verify the caller can be assigned a short lesson on the technique used in the call.

Alongside other results

Review voice results with email and SMS exercises.

Reporting

Results by team to plan follow-up.

See AIVA in a controlled exercise

Explore the platform with a walkthrough focused on your organisation's priorities, users and email environment.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is AIVA?
AIVA is PhishSheriff's AI voice phishing simulation offering. It helps organisations assess responses to voice-based social engineering and identify where verification practices need reinforcement.