Phishing awareness should be practical before it gets complicated.

LiveIntel makes phishing simulation easier to run, easier to understand, and easier to adopt for teams that do not have a spare security department waiting around.

Why LiveIntel Exists

LiveIntel started with a practical problem.

Phishing awareness matters, but many tools are priced, packaged, or operated like every organization has a full security team waiting around. Most do not.

Smaller teams, lean IT groups, schools, nonprofits, and growing businesses still need to run controlled simulations, understand what happened, and improve the next round.

LiveIntel was built for that work: make phishing simulation easier to run, easier to understand, and easier to adopt, without turning awareness into surveillance.

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Primary usePhishing simulation and awareness measurement
Designed forPractical teams and organizations of every size
ApproachLocal execution with cloud coordination and campaign results
BoundaryNo real credential collection in simulations
Principles

Built for the way security work actually happens

Clear enough to operate

Campaign setup, agent coordination, and result review should make sense without a large security operations team translating every step.

Privacy-conscious by design

LiveIntel minimizes collection to the metadata and campaign metrics needed to operate the service and measure awareness.

Accessible for every size

Teams should be able to start with one sensible campaign, learn from it, and expand when they are ready.

Measurement over theater

Useful programs track click rate, exposure, repeat failures, and trend lines that can guide the next training decision.

Contact / Company Information

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Questions, support, security reports, or something weird? Send it our way through the contact page.

The public site stays direct on purpose: what LiveIntel is, how it works, what it collects, and how to reach the people responsible for it.

Wondering if it fits?

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