Phishing emails
fake invoices, delivery notices, password resets and shared-document links that lead to a harmless landing page.
Zoho, Microsoft and Google partner · serving the Middle East since 2007
Cybersecurity · Phishing simulation · Oman · UAE · Qatar · Saudi Arabia
We send your staff realistic simulated attacks, phishing emails, spoofed senders and device-level lures, then show your IT admin who spotted them, who reported them and who was tricked.
Why Gulf Infotech
in the Middle East, with 1,500+ active cloud customers and offices in Muscat, Dubai and Doha.
our security awareness training shows staff how attacks work; the simulation then measures what stuck.
email security, DMARC and Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace administration are our daily work.
scores per user and per team, not a generic pass or fail.
What a phishing simulation can test
Phishing simulation · start here
A phishing simulation tests your staff with safe, realistic fake attacks, such as phishing emails, spoofed messages from a manager or supplier and device-level lures, and records how each person reacts. Gulf Infotech runs phishing simulation as its own service, usually after security awareness training, and gives every user a score your IT admin can act on.
Phishing simulation · Explained
Security awareness training is a group session: a presenter shows how phishing, spoofing, device and internet attacks work, with real examples, and no technical background is needed. A phishing simulation comes afterwards and tests what people actually do when an attack lands in their inbox, on an ordinary working day, without warning.
The simulation tool sends the attacks, records each reaction and turns it into points for every user. The IT admin then sees who is careful, who needs a reminder and which teams need another session. It is a separate service package, so you can run it once, or repeat it to see whether behaviour improves.
Phishing simulation · What we deliver
fake invoices, delivery notices, password resets and shared-document links that lead to a harmless landing page.
messages that pretend to come from your managing director, finance team or a known supplier, asking for a transfer or a change of bank details.
attacks aimed at the user's device rather than the inbox, which show whether staff follow your rules on unknown links, files and devices.
campaigns built around the roles most at risk, such as finance, HR and management.
every user earns points based on how they respond to each attack, so awareness can be compared across people and teams.
Not sure which of these you need?
Tell us how your team works and we will recommend where to start, with a quote in your currency.
Step by step
agree the users, teams and attack types, and who in your company knows the campaign is running.
we set up the simulation tool and allow its messages through your Microsoft 365, Google Workspace or Zoho mail and email security, so the test reaches inboxes.
the simulated attacks go out over the agreed period, at different times and to different teams.
the tool records how each user reacts to each attack and gives them points.
results by user and by team, the attacks that worked best and what to do next.
a refresher session for the people and teams who need it, and a repeat campaign to measure the change.
Phishing simulation · At a glance
Takeaway: training teaches, simulation measures. Run them together and the follow-up training goes to the people who need it most.
| Security awareness training | Phishing simulation | |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Group session with a presenter, online or at your office | Simulated attacks sent to each user, without warning |
| What it does | Shows how phishing, spoofing, device and internet attacks work | Tests how each person reacts to a realistic attack |
| Who takes part | All staff; no technical background needed | All staff, or the teams you choose |
| What you get | Staff who know what to look for | Scores per user and per team for your IT admin |
| When | First | After the training, and repeated over time |
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Phishing simulation · Explained
We quote each phishing simulation for your requirement: the number of users, the attack types, how many campaigns you want and whether a follow-up training session is included. Quotes are in OMR, AED or QAR, and in USD for Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain. Security awareness training, email security and DMARC are separate services that work well alongside it.
Across the Middle East
Phishing simulation · FAQs
A phishing simulation is a controlled test in which your staff receive realistic but harmless fake attacks, such as phishing emails, spoofed messages and device-level lures. The tool records how each person reacts to the attack and scores them. Your IT admin sees the results by user and by team, and plans follow-up training from them.
No, they are two separate services that work together. Security awareness training is a group session where a presenter shows how attacks work, with no technical background needed. The phishing simulation comes after it and tests what people do when an attack arrives unannounced. We usually recommend the training first, then the simulation.
Not during the campaign; the test only shows real behaviour if it arrives like any other message. Before it starts we agree who in your company knows about it, usually IT and management.
A report with points for every user, results by team, the attacks that tricked the most people and the actions we recommend, such as a refresher for specific teams. Running the same simulation again later shows whether scores improve, which is the clearest measure of whether your awareness training is working.
Yes. Before the campaign we allow the simulation tool's messages through your mail platform and any email security gateway, so the test reaches inboxes as planned. We do this for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and Zoho Workplace.
Tell us how many users you have and which teams worry you most. We will propose a phishing simulation and the follow-up that goes with it.
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