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Prevent data leaks and safeguard client trust with phishing training and compliance tools.

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SaviLinx
CoventBridge Group
Doorstead

Train the whole team, not just the obvious targets.

Security Awareness TrainingLearn more

Modern, interactive training for AI, deepfakes, voice scams, and more.

  • Engaging training on everything from AI security to compliance
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  • Content that's editable, branded, concise, and role-based
    AI prompt creating a custom training module from an attached security policy
  • Create custom modules based on your policies using AI
    Slide editor with a branded Cyber Attack Recognition training module
Phishing SimulationsLearn more

Automatically simulate next-generation phishing attacks.

  • Email, voice, SMS, and deepfake attacks simulated org-wide
    Phishing simulation: urgent email, deepfake CEO call, and AI persona chat
  • Scenarios built on real employee data, not generic templates
    Phishing template builder with employee-data variables for subject and sender
  • Configure your program once and it runs itself
    Auto-Phish generating scenarios from OSINT, org chart, and click history across employees
Cloud Email SecurityLearn more

Email security built from the ground-up to stop AI attacks.

  • Detect and stop the attacks your current setup lets through
    Blocked impersonation attempt banner over a spoofed calendar invite email
  • Connected to training, simulations, and the rest of Adaptive
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  • Enterprise-grade AI detection without the enterprise price tag
    Threat-detected email annotated with domain spoofing, social engineering, and link masking
AI GovernanceLearn more

Visibility, policy enforcement, and coaching to ensure safe AI tool use.

  • Real-time visibility into every AI tool and unsanctioned app
    ChatGPT data-exposure events flagged as Restricted AI with per-employee details
  • Enforce acceptable use policies using pre-built templates
    Per-employee AI usage detail with prompts, copies, uploads, and downloads
  • In-browser coaching explains the violation, not just the block
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Frequently Asked Questions.

Services firms face targeted social engineering attacks aimed at client-facing and sales teams, voice phishing attacks impersonating IT or help desk staff, and data leaks through compromised credentials. Because these teams regularly handle sensitive client data and communicate with clients daily, they are a high-value target. Adaptive trains employees on all of these scenarios and runs simulations built on real employee data and OSINT.
Yes. Adaptive's AI content creator lets you build training modules from your own internal policies and workflows, so the content reflects how your teams actually operate rather than generic scenarios that do not land. Simulations can also be tailored to target specific teams with scenarios relevant to the platforms and clients they work with day to day.
Adaptive runs spear phishing simulations tailored to these teams using real employee data and OSINT, and delivers a short micro-lesson immediately after any failure so employees understand exactly what they missed.
Yes. Adaptive automatically enrolls new employees in training as they join, so security awareness is embedded from day one without requiring manual setup from your team each time someone starts. New hires also receive a temporary risk adjustment in the platform until enough behavioral data is collected to establish their baseline.
Adaptive trains employees to recognize the social engineering tactics most commonly used to gain access to client accounts and sensitive data. These include vishing calls impersonating IT staff, spear phishing emails crafted from publicly available information, and deepfake impersonation. Risk scoring identifies which employees are most likely to fall for these attacks so security teams can prioritize training before an incident occurs.

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