Cyberattack Simulations

MultiX offers a service to test how employees handle vishing attacks, a form of phishing done via phone calls. With permission, we use the voice of someone trusted, like a manager, to simulate a cloned voice call. The targeted employee, unaware of the test, will receive a call requesting sensitive information or urgent actions.

Real Life - Simulation

Purpose

• Test if employees can detect vishing attempts.

• Identify weaknesses in handling both AI-based and human-led threats.

• Provide general prevention training for all vishing scenarios, whether done with AI-generated voices or real callers.

How It Works

1. Simulated Call: The employee gets a call using the manager’s cloned voice or a controlled script.

2. Scenario: The call requests confidential information or urgent actions.

3. Evaluation: We analyze the employee’s response and provide a report with recommendations.

How to Detect Suspicious Calls

• Ask specific questions only the real person would know.

• Be cautious if the caller is unusually urgent or behaves differently.

• Verify the request via another communication channel.

Why It Matters

Not all vishing attacks involve AI-generated voices. Real attackers often rely on urgency and manipulation to extract information. MultiX focuses on prevention strategies that protect against both AI-driven and human-led attacks.

Next Steps

If a call feels suspicious, employees should:

• Pause and assess the situation before acting.

• Report the call immediately.