Where the attack lands.
In some markets fraud arrives by SMS and phone call; in others it’s WhatsApp or a Teams message from an external tenant.
Regions
Attackers don’t use the same lure everywhere.
Choose your market
Every page shows simulated lures typical of that market, the frameworks your auditor will ask about, and why rehearsing more than email matters there.
UPI, KYC and WhatsApp lures, with evidence for DPDP, CERT-In, SEBI CSCRF, RBI and IRDAI.
See the region UAECustoms-fee, bill and visa lures over WhatsApp, SMS and voice, with evidence for UAE IA and DESC ISR.
See the region SAUDI ARABIAThe layer beyond an email test: voice, WhatsApp, SMS, reporter analysis and policy evidence for NCA ECC.
See the region QATARTelecom, government-service and bank-security lures, with evidence for national standards and PDPPL.
See the region SINGAPOREGovernment-login, bank and mule-recruitment lures, with evidence for MAS TRM staff awareness.
See the region MALAYSIABank, courier and e-wallet lures, with evidence for BNM RMiT, PDPA 2010 and the Cyber Security Act 2024.
See the region INDONESIAE-wallet, fake bank support and app-file lures on WhatsApp, with evidence for OJK and the PDP Law.
See the region UNITED KINGDOMTax-refund, parcel-redelivery and Teams lures, with evidence for UK GDPR, FCA and ISO 27001.
See the region UNITED STATESTax-agency, M365 and callback-invoice lures, with evidence for HIPAA, PCI DSS v4.0.1 and NIST SP 800-50.
See the region EUROPEParcel, supplier-invoice and CEO-fraud lures, with evidence for NIS2, DORA and GDPR.
See the regionWhat each region page covers
In some markets fraud arrives by SMS and phone call; in others it’s WhatsApp or a Teams message from an external tenant.
Payment systems, tax authorities, couriers and government portals differ by country, so the pretexts do too.
From DPDP and SEBI CSCRF to NCA ECC, MAS TRM and NIS2, each page lists the frameworks relevant to people-side security and links to the detail.
Simulation results, reporter logs, training certificates and policy acknowledgements, mapped to the obligations in that market.
Questions buyers ask
Because lures, channels and regulators differ by market. A page for each region shows the local patterns worth rehearsing and the frameworks your evidence needs to support.
No. It is one platform with the same channels, Phishing Reporter, LMS and Policy Manager. What changes is the scenarios you run and the evidence you map to local frameworks.
No. Every lure on these pages is a simulated example written for illustration, with generic senders and .example links.
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