PhishTop — Phishing Simulation & Security Awareness for Bangladesh
Launch localized phishing simulations, train employees at the teachable moment, and measure human-layer risk across departments before attackers find the gap.
Executive Overview
What PhishTop Measures
Most breaches that start with an email succeed because someone clicked. PhishTop makes that measurable: realistic simulations built from lures observed in the wild, segmented by department and role, with results scored per person and per team.
The point is not to punish clickers. PhishTop delivers micro-training at the moment of the click, tracks whether the lesson stuck, and reports human-risk trends that leadership and auditors can act on — in English and Bangla lures.
Capabilities
Core Features & Arsenal
Localized Phishing Simulations
Campaign templates built for Bangladeshi organisations — Bangla and English lures, local sender pretexts and business context, not copied US templates.
Department & Role Segmentation
Target finance, HR, engineering or executives with scenarios that match the role, then compare click and report rates between teams.
Teachable-Moment Training
A clicker is enrolled in short, focused micro-training immediately — not weeks later in a compliance LMS nobody opens.
One-Click Reporting
Employees report suspicious mail through a simple flow, so you build a detection signal alongside the click metric.
Human Risk Scoring
Per-user and organisation-wide risk scores that trend over time, with repeat-clicker tracking for targeted coaching.
Compliance-Ready Reporting
Exportable awareness reports aligned with ISO 27001 control A.6.3 and the training evidence auditors request.
Execution
Engagement Methodology
Why It Matters
Business Value Delivered
Every engagement is aligned to your strategic objectives — delivering measurable risk reduction and clear ROI for your organisation.
- A baseline you can compare against after every campaign.
- Training that arrives while the mistake is still fresh.
- Repeat clickers identified by name, not just a percentage.
- Evidence for ISO 27001 and client security questionnaires.
- Lures in Bangla and English that reflect real regional campaigns.
Questions Answered
Frequently Asked Questions
What HR, IT and compliance teams ask before running their first campaign.
How do we run a phishing simulation campaign for employees in Bangladesh?
Start with a baseline campaign to a representative sample — no warning beyond your policy and legal sign-off — using lures that reflect what your staff actually receive locally. Then segment by department, enable teachable-moment training for clickers, and re-test after 4–6 weeks to measure change. PhishTop handles scheduling, delivery, tracking and reporting.
Are the phishing lures localized for Bangladesh?
Yes. PhishTop ships Bangla and English lures with regional pretexts — bank notices, HR circulars, courier and payroll themes — rather than translated US templates that employees spot instantly.
Will PhishTop work with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace?
Yes. PhishTop deploys alongside your existing mail platform with no agents or mail gateways to install, and respects your filtering and allow-listing requirements.
How often should we run phishing simulations?
A baseline, then continuous short cycles — typically monthly or quarterly depending on sector and turnover — with immediate training for clickers. Annual one-off tests teach employees that the exercise is a compliance ritual, not a real threat.
Does simulation data help with ISO 27001 and audits?
Yes. Campaign results, training completion and risk trends are exportable and map to ISO 27001 control A.6.3 (information security awareness, education and training) and to the awareness evidence requested in client due-diligence questionnaires.
Is it ethical and legal to simulate phishing against our own staff?
Yes, with governance: define scope and exclusions with HR and legal, publish an acceptable-use policy covering simulation, exclude personal data collection, and never use real credentials. PhishTop captures clicks and submissions on training landing pages, not live passwords.