Generic phishing tests don't prepare your finance, HR, or vendor teams for the scams they'll actually face. Role-based simulations do - and they give you the audit-ready evidence your regulators and insurers expect.

Marks & Spencer's 2025 cyberattack didn't start with "elite malware." It started with people (at a third party supplier) being socially engineered. The fallout? A hit measured in the hundreds of millions and weeks of disruption. If you rely on vendors (you do), this one's uncomfortably relevant.

Deepfakes aren't a problem for politics and celebrities anymore. In UK businesses, voice cloning attacks are already hitting finance and exec teams. You won't win by training staff to spot them - the only defence that works is verification through trusted channels.

Click-rates don't stop fraud. Reporting speed does. For scaling tech companies, your people aren't liabilities - they're sensors. Treat them that way, and you'll build both stronger defences and cleaner audit evidence.