Slides and videos teach employees what vishing is. They do not teach them what it feels like when a calm, informed caller asks for a code. Callstrike's vishing training puts employees on a real call, with their consent, and turns the call into the lesson.
Employees agree to take part before any call is placed.
An AI caller with a believable pretext rings from a local number.
When the call ends, the employee learns it was a simulation and what gave it away, in the call itself, by a follow-up awareness email, or both.
Each campaign shows who shared, who refused and who reported, by department, so the next campaign targets what is still weak.

Scenarios written in your words, checked against a content policy that blocks threats, extortion and distress.
Local numbers in many countries; calls in the employee's language.
Results by department, ready for an audit or a board report.
Live deepfake video calls on Zoom, Teams, Google Meet and WhatsApp in the same platform.
Quarterly is a common rhythm; high-risk teams such as finance and the help desk monthly.
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.
Most awareness platforms were built for email and added a voice option later. Callstrike was built for AI-era attacks: a live AI caller that listens and answers, cloned voices, and live deepfake video. See the full vishing simulation platform.