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AI-crafted phishing emails are 4.5x more likely to get clicked
NINJIO’s new guide covers what that means for how phishing simulation programs should be designed…
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Hi Friend of NINJIO,
AI has cut the time to produce a convincing phishing email from 16 hours to about five minutes. Those emails now arrive personalized to each target, and deepfaked follow-up calls have turned phishing into a multi-stage operation.
The observable signals individuals were trained to catch are largely absent from AI-generated attacks today. Many phishing simulation programs were built for a different version of this threat.
NINJIO’s new guide for cybersecurity leaders covers what phishing simulation programs need to look like now, including:
- How simulation frequency affects behavioral retention and why a quarterly cadence falls short
- How to map simulations to emotional triggers and build individual susceptibility profiles
- How to extend simulation coverage to vishing and SMS-based attacks
- Which metrics beyond click rate show whether behavioral change is happening
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Matt Lindley
Chief Innovation & Info. Security Officer
matt.lindley@ninjio.com
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91% of NINJIO Clientsreport a stronger cybersecurity posture after 8 months with the program.
Interested in improving your cybersecurity program?
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