Prepare Your Workforce for Deepfake Threats with Simulation-Based Learning
Security Awareness
Training for the AI Era
Traditional security awareness training was built for email phishing. But attackers have evolved. They are using AI to clone voices, swap faces in real-time, and create synthetic media that fools most employees. Your training program needs to evolve too.
Why Traditional Training Fails
Against Deepfakes
Most security awareness programs were built for the email phishing era. Deepfake attacks
exploit entirely different instincts. Your training needs to catch up.
Theory vs. Experience
Slide-based training tells employees about deepfakes. But theoretical knowledge does not translate to detection skills when facing a realistic attack.
Email-Centric Focus
Most training programs focus exclusively on email phishing, leaving employees unprepared for voice and video attacks.
Generic Content
Off-the-shelf training uses generic scenarios that do not reflect the specific threats facing your organization.
The Callstrike Approach
Simulation-driven training that builds real detection skills across voice, video, and
messaging channels — personalized to each employee's risk profile.
Learn by Experience
Employees experience actual deepfake attacks through simulations, building intuitive detection skills that stick.
Multi-Channel Coverage
Training addresses voice phishing, video deepfakes, and messaging attacks - not just email.
Personalized Learning Paths
Simulation results drive training assignments. High-risk employees receive intensive modules.
Continuous Reinforcement
Regular simulations and micro-learning keep deepfake awareness top of mind.
Built for Professional Red Teams
Designed for operational speed and professional-grade reporting. Launch deepfake
engagements in hours, not weeks, with full audit trails and compliance controls.
Baseline Assessment
Launch initial simulations to establish organizational vulnerability baseline and identify high-risk individuals.
Interactive Training Modules
Browser-based training where employees interact with deepfake technology and practice detection techniques.
Ongoing Simulations
Regular voice, video, and messaging simulations keep employees alert and measure improvement.
Progress Reporting
Track individual and organizational improvement over time with detailed analytics dashboards.
Upgrade Your Security Awareness
Program
Prepare your employees for the threats they will actually face. Build deepfake detection skills through
experience.