Human Risk Platform
Assess social engineering across supported channels
Help employees recognise suspicious requests in the places they work. PhishSheriff’s multi-channel simulation offering supports a broader assessment of readiness across the channels available in your deployment.
An invoice that needs “urgent” approval
SMS
A reminder that the payment is overdue
Phone call
A caller asking to confirm new bank details
Why more than one channel
Look at how the request moves between channels
A suspicious email may be followed by a phone call or another request for action. Use relevant exercises to examine whether employees continue to verify the request as the interaction develops.
One message makes the next more believable
A follow-up that refers to an earlier email can feel familiar enough to skip the usual checks.
A call can seem like confirmation
A voice that “confirms” a request can lend it authority it has not earned.
Verification should not depend on the channel
The safe step is the same each time: confirm the request through a known contact before acting.
Channels
The channels employees work in
Channel availability depends on your deployment. The PhishSheriff team can confirm which channels apply to your organisation.
SMS
Text-message requests that ask for a click or a reply
QR codes
Requests that ask employees to scan a code
What you get
Readiness across channels, in one programme
Results for each channel
See how employees responded on each channel, so you can tell where verification held and where it did not.
Reporting on every channel
Encourage employees to report suspicious requests wherever they arrive, not only by email.
Relevant scenarios
Base exercises on the requests your teams handle, such as payments, supplier changes and password resets.
Plan exercises across the channels you use
Explore the platform with a walkthrough focused on your organisation's priorities, users and email environment.