Protect your team and your customers. In minutes they sit in the scammer's chair, pull the levers themselves, and learn every red flag from the inside.
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Most training treats employees and customers like children who need to be tested. They're professionals, and they know the schemes. What catches them isn't missing knowledge, it's a new trick on a busy day. They deserve a good reminder, not another quiz.
Nobody gets graded or caught out. They play, see how the scheme works from the inside, and move on.
Fresh cases from real frauds of the last months. The classics too, told the way you'd tell a colleague: you know this one, here's why it still works.
Short, light and on any device. Interesting first, a reminder to stay careful second.
A study of 19,500 employees at UC San Diego Health found that 75% spent a minute or less on the training material. Employees who received training failed phishing tests only 1.7% less often than those who received none. Interactive training, for those who completed it, cut them by 19%.
spent a minute or less on the training
fewer phishing failures than with no training at all
fewer failures after interactive training
Source: UC San Diego, 2025
Standard awareness courses tell people what not to do. Here they do it themselves, and feel how easy it is.
In Scammerson's attic in Scam City you choose a scam and how to set it up. Every tool you pick leaves a trace the victim could have spotted.
Chat with the target and pick every reply: urgency, authority, greed. Push too hard and they walk away.
The debrief shows every moment the victim could have stopped you, the red flag, and exactly what to do instead.
The game pulls people in and lets them understand the scheme from the inside. The debrief then puts it all into words: step by step, what the victim saw, the red flag, and what to do instead.
It never blames the victim. Anna wasn't stupid. She was tired, and every step looked reasonable. That's exactly why the patterns are worth knowing.

One game. Many scenarios. For people, and now for AI agents too.
Anti-scam training people actually finish. One link with your company code, and a report on what your team saw and decided.
Customers skip warnings. They won't skip this. Put it in your security section, reward a finished game with a small bonus, or show a short scene at the moment of risk.
A scam check-up for AI agents. We run them through real fraud schemes and show what they handled well, where they need a rule, and the fix. In our first tests, no large model sent money, but smaller ones paid a split invoice to a "new" supplier account, and one line in the setup stopped it. Check your agent before a scammer does.
Scams change every month, so do we. New cases follow real schemes as they appear, and we build custom scenarios around your industry, your tools and the risks your team actually faces.
Built by compliance professionals who see these schemes up close. The cases come from real patterns in the industry, never from client data.
Tell us who you want to protect. We reply within a day.