Protect Your IP, Your Team, and Your Customers from AI-Powered Attacks
Technology companies are high-value targets - intellectual property, customer data, and engineering systems make attractive prizes. And tech-savvy employees may be overconfident in their ability to detect sophisticated attacks. Callstrike tests whether your team can actually detect deepfakes in real scenarios.
Why Tech Companies Are
Targeted
Technology companies hold the assets that matter most to attackers: source code,
customer databases, production infrastructure, and the financial resources to fund
significant fraud.
Source code, product roadmaps, and proprietary algorithms command high value for competitors and nation-states.
SaaS platforms hold customer data that enables downstream attacks on customer organizations.
Production systems and code repositories enable supply chain attacks affecting customers.
Well-funded startups and public companies present attractive wire fraud opportunities.
Technology Company Attack
Scenarios
Attack scenarios tailored to tech company environments, targeting the engineering
workflows, investor relationships, and vendor integrations unique to the technology sector.
Engineering Social Engineering
CTO voice requests emergency access to production systems from engineering team members.
Investor Impersonation
Deepfaked board members or investors request confidential financial or strategic information.
Vendor and Partner Fraud
Cloud provider or partner representatives impersonated for credential or payment fraud.
Help Desk Exploitation
IT help desk targeted with impersonated executives requesting access resets.
Built for Technology
Organizations
Whether you're a fast-growing startup or a public tech company, Callstrike scales with your
organization and produces the compliance evidence your auditors require.
Simulate attacks targeting developers and DevOps teams with scenario-specific social engineering.
Test distributed teams who may be more susceptible to video conferencing deepfakes.
Scale security awareness as your team grows, with automated onboarding simulations.
Generate evidence for security audits demonstrating comprehensive threat testing.
Frequently asked questions
Often more than they think. Technical employees may be overconfident in their ability to detect attacks, making them susceptible to well-crafted social engineering. They also have high-value access to production systems, code repositories, and customer data that makes them attractive targets.
CTO or VP Engineering impersonation requesting production access or code changes, investor or board member requests for confidential product information, and cloud provider or vendor impersonation for credential harvesting. Engineering teams have keys to critical systems.
Our entire platform is cloud-based and works regardless of employee location. Voice phishing reaches any phone number, video deepfakes work on any video platform, and messaging tests reach any messaging app. Remote-first companies are fully supported.
Yes, this is a common scenario for tech companies. We can impersonate board members or investors requesting confidential financial data, strategic plans, or pressuring employees to take urgent action. These attacks exploit the authority that comes with investor relationships.
We offer automated onboarding simulations that test new employees within their first 90 days. This establishes security-conscious behavior early and identifies new hires who need additional training before they have access to sensitive systems.
Help desk teams are critical gatekeepers and common attack targets. We run specific scenarios impersonating executives requesting password resets, access grants, or MFA bypasses. Results show whether your help desk follows verification procedures under pressure.
Our platform provides APIs and integrations for common security tools. Export results to your SIEM, trigger tickets in your service desk, or integrate with your identity management system. We fit into your existing security operations.
Secure Your Engineering Organization
Your IP, your infrastructure, your customer data — test whether your team can defend it against AI-
powered attacks.