What Phishing Campaigns can be initiated using Predictive?

Predictive offers a versatile platform for initiating various phishing campaigns to test an organization's security posture and improve employees' awareness of phishing threats.

Some common phishing campaigns that can be initiated using Predictive include:

• Email Spoofing: Simulate emails that appear to come from trusted sources within the organization, such as executives or IT administrators, to test employees' ability to recognize spoofed email addresses.

• Urgent Requests: Craft phishing emails with urgent requests for sensitive information or actions, such as password resets or account verifications, to evaluate employees' responses to pressure tactics.

• Fake Promotions or Offers: Send phishing emails containing fake promotions, discounts, or rewards to assess employees' susceptibility to phishing emails containing enticing offers.

• Malicious Attachments: Include attachments in phishing emails that may contain malware or phishing links disguised as legitimate documents, such as invoices or delivery notifications, to test users' caution when opening attachments.

• Fake Login Pages: Create phishing websites that mimic login portals for commonly used services within the organization, such as email or internal systems, to evaluate if employees can identify and avoid entering credentials into fake login pages.

• Executive Impersonation: Simulate email communications impersonating high-ranking executives or decision-makers within the organization to assess employees' awareness of executive spoofing tactics.

• Social Engineering Scenarios: Craft phishing emails that leverage social engineering tactics, such as creating a sense of urgency, using authoritative language, or appealing to emotions, to assess employees' susceptibility to manipulation.

By initiating these phishing campaigns using Predictive, organizations can identify vulnerabilities, measure the effectiveness of security awareness training, and implement corrective measures to enhance their resilience against phishing attacks.