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Cyberfrog’s AI Content Studio turns a single idea into a finished training asset. Describe a topic, pick a style and tone, and the AI builds a full interactive e-learning course, complete with slides, quizzes, and imagery. Need something more dynamic? The same engine scripts, voices, and renders short AI training videos with consistent AI presenters, or produces print-ready awareness posters with AI-generated artwork and real typography — no stock photos, no design software. Upload a real security incident report and Cyberfrog automatically turns it into a polished, story-driven awareness lesson your employees will actually remember. Every asset lands in a shared Template Library so your team builds once and reuses everywhere, in multiple languages, with version history and enterprise branding built in.

• AI Web Course Builder Describe a topic — “password hygiene,” “invoice fraud,” “AI deepfake awareness” — and pick an audience style, visual theme, color scheme, and content depth. The AI writes a complete slide-based e-learning course: structured lessons, illustrations, real quiz questions with graded answers, and an optional downloadable appendix. Courses render as polished, mobile-friendly interactive lessons your employees complete right in their browser, with progress tracking and pass/fail scoring built in.
• AI Video Training Builder Turn a topic into a fully produced short training video in minutes. The AI writes a scene-by-scene script, generates a consistent AI presenter and visual style across every scene (so the “character” doesn’t change from clip to clip), adds narration and captions, and renders the finished video automatically. A built-in storyboard editor lets you regenerate a single scene, swap the voice, or re-render with a new visual seed without starting over — and every previous render stays available to roll back to.
• AI Poster Generator Create print-ready, professionally designed security-awareness posters in a guided six-step wizard. The AI generates a custom illustrated background and you layer real, crisp headline text, subheads, calls-to-action, and your company logo on top — never baked into the image, so text is always sharp. Export as high-resolution PNG or bleed-ready A4/A3 PDF for the office printer, no design tool required.
• Email & Notification Template Builder A drag-and-drop email designer purpose-built for training and phishing-education emails: pre-built content blocks (text, images, call-to-action buttons, alert banners, signatures, dividers), live variable insertion (first name, department, links), desktop/mobile preview, and a raw-HTML view for power users. Templates render consistently across every email client, including strict ones like Gmail.
• Incident-to-Course Generator Upload a real security incident write-up (or a phishing simulation debrief) and Cyberfrog automatically converts it into a polished, story-driven awareness course — narrative slides that walk employees through what happened, why it worked, and what to watch for next time, complete with illustrations and a short quiz. Multiple pieces of evidence can be combined into a single, cohesive lesson.
• Shared Template Library & Multi-Language Reuse Every course, video, poster, email, and attack template lives in one searchable Template Library with filtering by type, status, and language. Build once and instantly reuse across every campaign and awareness program. A built-in staff-curated library of ready-made, professionally built courses and attack templates is available out of the box, so new customers are never starting from a blank page.

Real attackers don’t stick to email, so neither should your simulations. Cyberfrog gives you a full arsenal of realistic, safe attack modules — every channel a real adversary would use, built into one platform with one reporting view. Launch a single-channel test send in seconds, or combine multiple modules into a coordinated, multi-touch campaign. Every module below is fully configurable: your own sender domains, your own scenarios, your own pace.

• Email Link Phishing The classic simulation, done properly: a realistic phishing email with a tracked link to a landing page. Full control over sender name, subject, and body via the drag-and-drop email composer, with click and landing-page-visit tracking down to the individual recipient.
• Credential Harvesting Landing Pages Fake login pages and data-capture forms that record who submitted data (never the actual values typed, unless your organization explicitly needs that visibility) — measuring real behavioral compromise, not just a click.
• Malicious Attachment Simulation Emails carrying a realistic “malicious” attachment — HTML, PDF, Office document, spreadsheet, ZIP, or email file — with open/interaction tracked safely, no real payload ever delivered.
• QR Code (“Quishing”) Attacks Phishing delivered through a QR code embedded in the email instead of a clickable link — testing the blind spot most employees never think to question, since a code doesn’t visually announce a destination the way a link does.
• Calendar Invite Phishing A realistic calendar invitation (ICS) used as the delivery vector for a phishing link or pretext — testing the channel employees trust most because it looks like routine scheduling.
• Brand & Website Cloning Real, pixel-accurate clones of legitimate login pages and company websites, generated automatically from a live URL and safely neutralized (all scripts and real navigation stripped) before being hosted on your simulation domain — the most convincing landing page experience available.
• File & Document Lures Believable “shared document” or “downloadable file” lures that mimic file-sharing notifications, tracking downloads and interactions as a proxy for real-world compromise.
• SMS / Smishing Campaigns Phishing delivered by text message to employees’ phones, with tracked links and the same reporting pipeline as every other channel — covering the fastest-growing real-world attack vector.
• AI Voice Phishing (Vishing) — Live, Interactive Phone Calls This is a real, live, two-way phone conversation, not a script playback. An AI agent calls the employee and actually talks with them in natural language, in real time, adapting the conversation exactly like a human social engineer would:
  • Opens with a believable pretext (IT support, a vendor, a manager’s assistant, an internal audit) and reacts naturally to whatever the employee says back.
  • Actively pursues a configurable goal — verifying identity details, extracting a password or one-time code, confirming internal process information, or simply testing whether the employee will comply with an unusual request.
  • Applies realistic social-engineering pressure (urgency, authority, friendliness) and can pivot strategy mid-call if the employee pushes back or asks to verify who’s calling.
  • Knows when to back off: if an employee refuses or asks the right verification questions, the AI can de-escalate and end the call gracefully, or try one more angle — never more than a human attacker realistically would.
  • Understands and speaks multiple languages fluently, matching whatever language the employee answers in.
  • Runs under strict built-in guardrails so the conversation can never wander into topics or requests outside the approved scenario.
  • Every call is automatically scored afterward: what the employee disclosed, what they correctly protected, and a full transcript with the exact phrase that triggered each risk event — so results are never a guess.
• AI Voice Cloning for Realistic Pretexts Optionally build a custom AI voice — including a cloned voice modeled on a real, consented recording — so a vishing call can sound like a specific internal team, department, or persona your employees are used to hearing from, dramatically increasing realism for advanced red-team style exercises.
• Pre-Recorded Voice Message Drops A one-way automated phone call that plays a realistic pre-recorded message and measures a real action — does the employee call back a number, click a link they were told about, or scan a QR code read aloud on the call. Ideal for testing “callback” pretexts at scale without a live conversation.
• IVR Data-Harvesting Calls An automated “press 1 for…” style phone menu that walks the employee through entering sensitive information via their keypad — the same technique used in real telephone banking-fraud scams — scored on how far into the flow the employee goes and what they enter.
• AI Deepfake Video Attacks — Clone Your Own Executive’s Face and Voice The most advanced module in the suite: an AI-generated video of a trusted person — modeled on your own CEO, CFO, or manager’s real photo and voice, with full consent controls — delivering an urgent, believable video message.
  • Upload a real photo (with an explicit consent step) to create a custom AI avatar, or choose from a built-in avatar library.
  • Pair it with a cloned voice built from a real sample recording, or a professional AI voice preset, in the language of your choice.
  • The AI writes a persuasive script around a pretext (urgent wire approval, account verification, a “confidential” internal notice), and renders a fully lip-synced talking video automatically.
  • Delivery is flexible: send a personalized tracked email link to each recipient, or publish a single shareable page (no per-recipient tracking link) for broader awareness exercises.
  • The video is embedded on a realistic landing page that can also include a response/capture form, and every stage — page opened, video watched, button clicked, form submitted — is tracked as an escalating compromise signal.
• Multi-Stage AI Conversation Phishing The only module where nothing after the first email is scripted. Cyberfrog sends one deterministic opening email, and from that point on an AI reads every reply the employee sends and drives an entire multi-turn conversation — over email, escalating to SMS if the scenario calls for it — exactly the way a real attacker running a “playbook” would: building trust, introducing a request, handling objections, and pushing toward the goal across multiple back-and-forth messages, fully autonomously and around the clock.
• Shared-Document & Cloud-Storage Lures Realistic “someone shared a document with you” notifications (modeled on common cloud storage sharing emails) with a tracked call-to-action, for testing trust in everyday collaboration tools.
• Reusable Attack Domains & Sender Infrastructure Every campaign sends from properly configured sending infrastructure — dedicated simulation domains with correct authentication records — so simulations land in the inbox realistically without ever touching your production brand domains.

This is full automation, end to end. Enter a target domain and Cyberfrog’s OSINT engine enumerates exposed email addresses, cross-references breach and dark-web data for leaked credentials, identifies executives and other high-value targets, and profiles them using public intelligence sources. It then automatically scores risk, filters out generic mailboxes, and runs deep-dive analysis on the individuals who matter most — before generating ready-to-launch, personalized attack templates built around what it found. What used to take a red team days of manual reconnaissance now runs unattended in the background, turning open-source intelligence directly into realistic, targeted awareness campaigns.

• Automated Email & Identity Discovery Enter just a domain name. Cyberfrog automatically enumerates real employee email addresses and identities associated with it by cross-referencing multiple open intelligence sources — no target list to build by hand.
• Breach & Leaked-Credential Lookup Every discovered email is automatically checked against breach and dark-web credential databases, surfacing real leaked passwords and exposure history tied to your own people — the same data a real attacker would find first.
• High-Value Target (“VIP”) Identification Generic mailboxes (info@, support@) are automatically filtered out. The engine identifies executives, finance, HR, and other high-value roles using job-title and position data, and ranks them by real-world attack value.
• Deep-Dive Profiling on Priority Targets For the highest-priority individuals, Cyberfrog runs a deeper automated analysis pass — additional public profile data, alternate email addresses, and exposure signals — to build a rich, realistic attacker’s-eye profile, capped sensibly so effort focuses where it matters.
• Automatic Attack Template Generation Based on everything it discovered, the engine automatically drafts ready-to-review phishing email and landing-page templates personalized to the real people and pretexts it found — turning weeks of manual reconnaissance into a background job you can review and launch the same day.

Awareness training is most effective when it’s relevant and timely. Cyberfrog continuously watches for new data leaks, credential dumps, and dark-web exposures tied to your organization’s domains and people. When a real exposure is detected, it’s automatically matched against your training rules, deduplicated, and — if configured — the affected employee is instantly enrolled in a targeted lesson explaining exactly what happened and what to do next. No manual triage, no delay between incident and education: exposure and response happen in the same motion.

• Continuous Dark-Web & Breach Monitoring Ongoing, automated monitoring for new exposures involving your organization’s domains and employees, with new findings picked up and processed automatically rather than requiring a manual check.
• Smart Rule-Based Response Configurable rules decide what happens for each type of exposure — which employees are affected, how severe the exposure is, and what training or notification should fire — so responses are precise instead of one-size-fits-all.
• Automatic Enrollment & Cooldowns Affected employees can be automatically enrolled into the right lesson the moment a real exposure is confirmed, with built-in cooldown and digest controls so the same person isn’t bombarded with repeat notifications for related findings.
• Personalized “Here’s What Happened” Training Assigned lessons can reference the real exposure context relevant to that employee, making the training concrete and specific rather than generic — dramatically improving how seriously it’s taken.

Security awareness isn’t a single campaign, it’s a program. Cyberfrog’s Awareness Programs let you design a full journey as a visual flowchart: send a simulated attack, branch based on whether someone clicked or resisted, automatically enroll strugglers in extra training, escalate repeat risk to a manager, and loop compliant employees into advanced scenarios — all without touching a spreadsheet. The engine runs continuously in the background, tracks every outcome, measures real behavioral risk over time, and maps coverage against compliance frameworks, so you always know not just that training happened, but that it worked.

• Visual Journey Builder Design a full year of awareness activity as a drag-and-drop flowchart of connected nodes — attacks, training, waiting periods, conditions, and notifications — instead of manually scheduling individual campaigns one at a time.
• Outcome-Based Branching Every path in the journey can branch on what actually happened: did the employee fail the simulation, pass it, score low on a quiz, or not respond at all. Automatically route people down the right next step instead of treating everyone the same.
• Behavioral Segments & Repeat-Risk Escalation Build audiences dynamically from real behavior — “everyone who failed a simulation in the last 90 days,” “repeat clickers,” “low quiz scorers” — and automatically escalate persistent risk, for example by looping in a manager after repeated failures.
• Continuous, Hands-Off Execution Once published, a program runs on its own — checking conditions, advancing employees through the journey, and triggering the next step automatically, all year, without a security team member manually launching each campaign.
• Compliance Framework Mapping Map training content to recognized compliance frameworks so you can demonstrate, with evidence, that your awareness program provides real coverage — not just a checkbox that training “happened.”
• Program-Level Risk Scoring An explainable, ongoing risk score per employee and per program, built from real outcomes over time rather than a single test — giving leadership a genuine read on organizational risk trend, not a one-time snapshot.

Traditional e-learning asks employees to read about risk. Cyberfrog’s 3D training simulations put them inside it. Learners walk through richly rendered, interactive 3D scenes — answering a ringing phone from a fake IT technician, deciding whether to let a stranger through the office door, spotting a shoulder-surfer on a train, or realizing mid-call that the “executive” on video is a deepfake — with natural voice conversations, branching decisions, and consequences that play out in real time. Every scenario ends in a scored debrief and quiz, and because it’s built on the same training engine as every other Cyberfrog course, it slots directly into campaigns, awareness programs, and reporting without any extra setup.

• “The Phishing Office” — Everyday Inbox Judgment A realistic open-plan office where the learner has to work through a normal-looking inbox and decide, in the moment, which emails and links are safe to act on.
• “The Deepfake Executive Call” — Spotting a Synthetic Impersonator A hotel-suite scenario built around a live video call from a convincing AI-generated “executive” pressuring an urgent request, teaching learners the subtle tells that separate a real colleague from a deepfake.
• “The Visitor” — Physical Social Engineering No hacked screen, no malicious email — just a confident stranger talking their way through the front door, onto an unlocked computer, and out again with a hidden hardware device, teaching that the human being at the door is sometimes the entire attack.
• “The QR Code at the Restaurant” — Quishing in the Wild A multi-scene story that starts with a scan-to-order QR code at a table and follows the data all the way to a real deepfake voice call, showing learners exactly how a seemingly harmless scan snowballs into a serious compromise.
• “Ransomware at the Bank” — The Full Kill Chain A flagship, cinematic scenario that walks a learner through an entire real-world ransomware attack from the inside: a convincing IT-support phone call, opening a malicious file, watching the takeover unfold, and a breaking-news-style data segment putting the incident in the context of real global ransomware statistics.
• Natural Voice Conversations & Branching Choices Every 3D scenario uses natural, real-time AI voice for its characters — not pre-recorded lines on a timer — so the conversation genuinely reacts to what the learner does, and every scenario is built with the same “no dead ends” design principle: there is always a next step, never a broken path.
• Scored Debrief & Quiz on Every Course Each simulation ends with an automatic risk debrief (what went well, what didn’t) and a short knowledge-check quiz, feeding into the exact same completion and reporting pipeline as every other training type on the platform.

Attackers don’t need to breach you if they can just register a domain that looks like yours. Cyberfrog continuously scans for look-alike and typo-squatted variations of your organization’s domains, checks which ones are already registered or actively pointing at live infrastructure, and flags the ones that pose a real threat. Where it matters most, Cyberfrog can reserve unclaimed look-alike domains on your behalf — closing the door on a phishing infrastructure attackers haven’t built yet.

• Automated Look-Alike Discovery Generates and checks realistic typo, homoglyph, and permutation variations of your real domains automatically, rather than relying on someone to think up variations manually.
• Live Registration & Threat Status Checks Every discovered variation is checked to see whether it’s already registered and whether it’s actively resolving to a live website — separating harmless unclaimed lookalikes from domains that are an active or imminent threat.
• Proactive Reservation For the domains that matter most, Cyberfrog can reserve them on your behalf before an attacker does — turning a defensive scan into a preventative action, not just a warning list.

Running attacks across email, SMS, voice, video, and in-person scenarios only matters if you can see the results clearly. Cyberfrog rolls every channel’s outcomes — clicks, submitted data, disclosed information on a phishing call, quiz scores, completion rates — into one consistent risk view per campaign, per team, and per individual. Drill into a real call transcript or a phishing landing page to see exactly what happened, track risk trends over time, and generate polished PDF, Word, or CSV reports for management and compliance audits in a couple of clicks — no spreadsheet wrangling required.

• Cross-Channel Campaign Dashboards One consistent set of KPIs — reached, engaged, disclosed, trained — regardless of whether the campaign ran over email, SMS, voice, video, or a multi-stage AI conversation, so leadership never has to compare apples to oranges across channels.
• Per-Recipient Drill-Down & Transcripts Click into any individual result to see exactly what happened — the specific email they clicked, the exact phrase they said on a vishing call, the moment they submitted a form — with full transcripts and timestamps, not just a pass/fail flag.
• Group & Department Risk Breakdown Automatically segment results by team, department, or custom group to see where real risk is concentrated in the organization, not just an aggregate company-wide number.
• Trend & Timeline Views Visual timelines and activity trends show how a campaign unfolded over time and how risk is trending across repeated campaigns and programs — turning one-off test results into a longitudinal risk story.
• One-Click Exports for Leadership & Audits Generate branded PDF reports, executive summaries, Word documents, or raw CSV data on demand, with your own logo, colors, and layout — ready to hand to leadership or a compliance auditor without extra formatting work.