Phishing, spear phishing and SMS scams are still the most common way attackers get in, and they're getting harder to spot as AI makes fake emails and texts read like the real thing. Cybermate's simulations put people through safe, realistic versions of these attacks, then back it up with a short, friendly lesson the moment it counts. That's how real-world instincts get built, not from a slide deck once a year, but from practice.
Hand it to Cybermate, or keep full control. Either way, the risk scoring, fake websites, feedback pages and training recommendations work the same.
Real attacks don't stick to one channel. Neither do Cybermate's simulations.
Realistic, trending lures, styled on real Australian scam patterns.
Targeted, personalised attempts that mirror the kind of scam a specific role is likely to see.
Text-based scams, the fastest-growing channel for parcel, bank and MyGov impersonation.
Simulated prompts inside the tools people already use, Teams, Slack and the browser.
Cybermate's engine draws on trending Australian scam data, industry impersonation patterns, your own branding if you want it, each person's behaviour history and your organisation's risk profile. From that, it generates a realistic phishing email, an optional SMS, a matching fake website and a unique tracking link, all in your brand's tone, none of it generic.
"Cybermate 3.0 uses behavioural AI to generate phishing simulations that mirror real-world Australian scams."Cybermate's simulation engine
What someone does when a simulation lands tells us what training will actually help, so the follow-up fits the behaviour instead of punishing it.
Risk: Low. A micro-lesson, two to three minutes, reinforces what to look for next time.
Risk: Moderate. A short module, five to seven minutes, walks through the warning signs that were missed.
Risk: High. A full module, ten to fifteen minutes, with a check-in. This is the moment that needs real support.
"Level 3, a user submits credentials. This indicates high vulnerability and an urgent need for intervention."Cybermate's risk scoring model
No real data is stored. All fields are scrubbed instantly, and the person's redirected straight to a friendly learning page.
When a simulation includes a fake website, it mimics the impersonated brand and quietly tracks hover, click, typing and submission, enough to understand what happened, nothing more. No real data is stored, and every field is scrubbed instantly. The person's redirected to a friendly learning page, never a dead end and never a scare.
Here's what this scam got right, and the one sign that gives it away.
Anyone caught by a simulation lands on a page that explains what happened in plain English: the signs that were missed, how the scam worked, and a short video or interactive module to make it stick. A link to the full lesson is right there if they want more. Behaviour-first, every step of the way.
Scammers follow the calendar. So does Cybermate's template library, refreshed with the scams Australians are actually seeing right now.
Christmas parcel scams, Boxing Day sales, travel scams, heatwave energy scams, school holiday scams.
Easter travel scams, ATO tax return scams, back-to-school scams, ANZAC charity scams.
EOFY scams, energy rebate scams, flu season Medicare scams.
Father's Day scams, event ticket scams, Melbourne Cup scams, subscription renewal scams.
Every simulation draws from the same template architecture, so content stays fresh without starting from scratch each time.
The proven, everyday scam patterns every organisation needs to cover.
Refreshed as the calendar changes, from tax time to Christmas.
Built around the lures a specific sector actually sees.
Your own branding and scenarios, built for your team specifically.
Fresh variants, generated as new scams emerge.
Real-time risk scores per person, organisation-wide trends, department-level profiles, simulation outcomes and training completion, all in one monthly phishing report with plain-English recommendations. MSPs get the same view rolled up across clients.
Every simulation feeds a set of practical views, built for a five-minute check-in, not a security degree.
How your team's risk score moves over time, so you can see progress, not just a snapshot.
How people move through Level 1 to Level 3 responses, so you know where support is actually needed.
Where in the fake flow people paused, clicked or pulled back.
A year-round view of which scam categories are running when.
How core, seasonal, industry, custom and AI-generated templates fit together.
Sent, delivered, opened, clicked, reported and form-filled, at a glance.
A 20-minute demo, no pressure, no jargon, just a clear look at how simulations and training work together.
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