Interactive Scenarios

Work through realistic cases the way your team, or your own household, would. Review the documents, spot the warning signs, and decide what to do next.

How It Works

Step 1
Read the Scenario

Understand the context

Step 2
Review Documents

Review messages, screenshots, and details

Step 3
Answer Questions

Identify the approach, warning signs, and who to trust

Step 4
Explore the Rationale

Walk through the logic behind the findings

Choose a level

Every scenario in the library. 12 scenarios available.

beginner
Credential Harvesting

The Shared Document Alert

A colleague appears to share a quote file that asks you to sign in again

4 documents 4 questions
beginner
Helpdesk Pretexting

The Helpful IT Caller

Someone claiming to be your IT provider wants remote access right now

4 documents 4 questions
beginner
Payment Pretext

The Held Delivery

A courier demands an immediate card payment to release an office shipment

3 documents 4 questions
beginner
Malware Pretext

The Angry Legal Notice

A lawyer's email threatens action and attaches a file you must open now

4 documents 4 questions
intermediate
Vendor Invoice Fraud

The Supplier's New Bank Account

A regular sub-contractor sends updated deposit details before the payment run

4 documents 4 questions
intermediate
Executive Impersonation

The Friday Afternoon Wire

The owner emails at 3:40 pm needing a transfer before the banking cutoff

4 documents 4 questions
intermediate
Payroll Diversion

The Payroll Reroute

An employee emails new deposit details two days before payroll closes

4 documents 4 questions
intermediate
Supply Chain Deception

The Revised Change Order

A general contractor's project manager redirects a milestone payment

4 documents 4 questions
advanced
Voice Cloning

The CEO's Voice on the Line

A familiar voice calls about a confidential deal and needs funds moved

4 documents 4 questions
advanced
Executive Impersonation

The Audit Committee Request

A board member asks for unreleased financials outside normal channels

4 documents 4 questions
advanced
Account Takeover

The Midnight Approval Prompts

Repeated sign-in prompts, then a call offering to make them stop

4 documents 4 questions
advanced
Extortion Pretext

The Extortion Email

An attacker claims to hold your data and threatens to report you

4 documents 4 questions