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Who is PhishCloud?
PhishCloud is a private cybersecurity company that provides software for security awareness training and phishing simulation, supporting enterprise efforts to reduce employee exposure to social engineering and credential theft.
- Phishing simulation campaigns for employee email threat testing
- Security awareness training and human risk management
- Reporting and analytics on user susceptibility to social engineering
- Administrative dashboards for training completion and simulation results
- Targeted education workflows based on observed user behavior
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More About PhishCloud
PhishCloud operates in the security awareness and human risk management segment of enterprise cybersecurity. Its offerings are positioned for information security teams, IT administrators, and compliance functions that measure and reduce employee exposure to phishing, business email compromise, and credential harvesting.
In enterprise environments, phishing simulation platforms send controlled test messages to employee groups and record interactions such as link clicks, credential submissions, and attachment opens. Results inform training assignments that deliver targeted instruction to users based on observed behavior. Administrators review dashboards that track trends across departments over time.
Solutions in this category commonly integrate with email infrastructure, directory services, and identity providers. Typical integration points include Active Directory or LDAP synchronization for user management, single sign-on using SAML or OpenID Connect, and API access for exporting reporting data. Program documentation is often aligned with frameworks such as the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and the awareness and training controls defined in ISO/IEC 27001.
Comparable solution categories include secure email gateways and endpoint detection and response products, which address phishing at the technical layer by filtering messages and detecting malicious activity. Security awareness platforms address the user layer, and many organizations deploy both approaches together. Phishing simulation tools differ from threat detection in that they measure behavior and training effectiveness rather than blocking messages.
The relevance of this category lies in reducing the likelihood that phishing can result in account compromise, ransomware deployment, or fraudulent payments. Directory positioning places the organization within current solution areas including security awareness training, human risk management, and phishing simulation, which remain active product families in enterprise cybersecurity.
Our description of PhishCloud. Updated October 2026.
