For business owners and managers
Most companies do the right thing. They book an annual training session, everyone sits through it, a box gets ticked. And then six months later someone clicks a link they shouldn't have.
Phishing doesn't work because people are stupid. It works because everyone is busy, and when you're busy, you don't think — you react.
A ransomware attack doesn't begin with a sophisticated technical exploit. It begins with a distracted employee clicking a link at 4:30pm on a Friday. The attacker knows this. The training you've been buying hasn't been designed around it.
Annual training builds knowledge. Knowledge doesn't help when you're not thinking. What protects people is reflex — the instinct to pause before clicking, built through repetition, not lectures.
PhishClub sets up an environment where people can try and phish the people they work with, as part of a year-round challenge. Your team sends and receives test phishing links — from each other, not from a vendor they've never heard of.
That's the part that makes it work. When you know the link could have come from someone you trust, you start to think differently. You pause. You look twice. The reflex gets built, week by week, without anyone having to sit through another training session.
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Step through a week in the life of a PhishClub team.
Hi Sarah,
Your phishing links for this week are live. Head to your portal to disguise them and send them to your colleagues.
You're currently 4th on the leaderboard. Three catches puts you in second.