Security awareness training for tech teams

Tech employees are targeted with role-specific lures: developers receive fake alerts from developer tooling and cloud providers, executives and finance staff face CEO fraud and wire transfer scams, and engineers are targeted via collaboration tool impersonation and credential reset flows. Brightside's OSINT spear phishing uses each employee's role, department, and known toolset to select and personalize the most relevant attack template for them.

Standard phishing sends the same generic lure to everyone. OSINT spear phishing uses information about each employee (job title, department, tools they're known to use, company context) to select and personalize the attack template. The result is a much more convincing simulation that tests real-world awareness rather than just ability to spot obvious fakes. Brightside runs both, and automatically selects the appropriate template from its library based on each employee's profile.

Yes. Brightside's OSINT spear phishing layer uses each employee's role and known tools to select the most appropriate attack template from the library. Simulations can be targeted by department or role, so engineering teams can run a dedicated campaign independently from sales or finance, with each group receiving attacks that match their real-world threat exposure.

The admin dashboard exports per-employee training completion records, simulation results, and risk score trends over time. This provides documented evidence of ongoing workforce security training, formatted for straightforward presentation to auditors and useful for demonstrating security posture in review cycles.

Yes. Our vishing simulator supports "Hybrid Attacks." This combines a live AI voice call with a trackable phishing email, testing your employees' ability to recognize multi-channel social engineering tactics.