AI Voice Deepfake Phishing Training
A cloned voice can sound exactly like your CEO, your help desk or a supplier. Callstrike trains employees to stop it by putting them on a simulated call with an AI voice, with their consent, and turning the call into the lesson.
What is synthetic voice phishing?
Synthetic voice phishing is a phone call in which the caller's voice is generated by AI, often cloned from a few seconds of a real person speaking. The caller sounds familiar, answers questions in real time and asks for something urgent: a payment, a password reset, a one-time code.
- A familiar voice with an unfamiliar request.
- Urgency that leaves no time to call back.
- A request to skip the usual check.
The name is real. The number is real. The voice is generated.
AI voice scam simulation for employees
Consent
Employees agree to take part before any call is placed.
The voice
Your security team picks a stock AI voice or a cloned voice and a believable pretext: the help desk, payroll, a courier, an urgent executive.
The call
A live AI caller rings from a local number, listens and answers. If the employee asks it to stop, it stops.
The results
Each campaign shows who shared, who refused and who reported, by department.
Tools for simulating deepfake voice phishing
Hear what your employees would hear. Three free tools.
AI Voice Cloning Test
Hear a vishing call in your own voice.Voice Phishing Simulator
Hear your own voice turned into a boss, a colleague, or an unknown caller, live in the browser.Voice Phishing Accent Simulator
Hear the same scam script in a different accent, and see how much accent alone changes who your employees trust.Vishing vs voice cloning
Vishing is any phishing attack made by phone. Voice cloning is one way to make it work: the attacker copies a voice the employee already trusts. Training that only covers strangers on the phone leaves that gap open.
For every kind of call, see our vishing simulation. For live deepfake video calls, see deepfake awareness training.
FAQ
Training that lets employees experience a call from an AI cloned voice in a safe, consented simulation, then shows them what gave it away, so they verify the next real request.
Yes. Your security team chooses a stock AI voice or a cloned voice, and a live AI caller holds the conversation with the employee.
Vishing is phishing by phone. Voice cloning copies a real person's voice with AI, and attackers use it to make a vishing call sound like someone the employee trusts.
They consent to the programme, not to the timing of each call, so the call is still a realistic test.
The caller stops at once.