Phishing simulations for the sake of general awareness are no longer enough. To effectively manage human risk and strengthen security culture, security leaders need more attack scenarios and better reporting. As employees face increasingly convincing attacks that look and behave like legitimate messages, the difference between awareness and resilience now comes down to data: the ability to understand what’s working, what isn’t, and who may be putting the organization at risk.

The latest updates to AI Phishing Coach close the gap with three key advancements: new executive-ready insights through the Executive Dashboard, Enhanced Reporting Workbooks, and expanded credential phishing simulations that reveal breach-indicative behavior before it’s too late. Together, these innovations mark a pivotal evolution from actionable insight to measurable defense.

Measuring human risk remains one of the toughest challenges for security teams. Traditional training platforms focus on activity rather than impact, producing surface-level metrics like completion rates and click counts. Without context, security leaders can’t determine whether training is truly reducing risk or simply meeting a compliance requirement.

That’s why AI Phishing Coach now provides actionable insights that turn raw data into meaningful intelligence for every level of the organization.

Executive Dashboard: Data That Drives Decisions

AI Phishing Coach’s new Executive Dashboard transforms program metrics into a clear, data-driven narrative for executives. Security leaders can now visualize performance trends over time, track improvements across simulation types, and surface the KPIs that matter most, like user engagement, reporting rates, and resilience growth.

At a glance, teams can answer questions like:

• Are our employees getting better at spotting attacks?

• How engaged are employees staying with security training?

• Is our investment in awareness paying measurable dividends?

Instead of assembling spreadsheets before every board meeting, leaders now have a centralized view that reflects progress, highlights risk, and demonstrates value.

Enhanced Reporting Workbooks: Deeper Data, On Demand

When it’s time to dive deeper into results, the Enhanced Reporting Workbooks provide the flexibility and precision that awareness managers need. With comprehensive exports that integrate seamlessly into existing BI tools, security teams can filter, segment, and visualize training outcomes in the context of their broader security data.

These workbooks enable teams to:

• Track top reporters and riskiest employees

• Pinpoint departments or groups that need additional attention

• Generate segmented views for internal reporting or audit readiness

It’s insight built for action, helping organizations move from measuring participation to measuring progress.

Few threats test team readiness more than credential phishing, one of the most dangerous and persistent risks facing enterprises today.

Conversations with hundreds of customers reveal the same insight: tracking clicks alone doesn’t capture true human risk. The most dangerous behavior—and the hardest to detect—is when employees enter credentials on a spoofed page. According to industry research, credential theft contributes to nearly half of breaches each year. Attackers no longer rely on crude password requests; they deploy realistic login pages, brand impersonations, and SSO spoofing to harvest credentials without raising suspicion.

That’s why AI Phishing Coach now includes credential phishing simulations, a new training category that mirrors the tactics behind real-world compromises, preparing employees to recognize and resist the attacks most likely to succeed.

Training for the Threats That Matter Most

These new simulations replicate modern credential-harvesting attempts, from fake SaaS login prompts to spoofed reauthentication requests. Employees are tested on their ability to recognize and avoid these traps, while administrators gain crucial visibility into where human risk persists.

Each failed credential simulation provides a critical data point: a direct indicator of potential breach exposure. By identifying employees who entered credentials during a simulation, admins can take focused action by delivering tailored follow-up training or collaborating with security teams to monitor for compromise.

This evolution turns phishing exercises from generic awareness campaigns into behavior-based intelligence that reveals organizational risk posture.

The Executive Dashboard and Enhanced Reporting Workbooks give leaders the clarity they need to measure progress. Credential phishing simulations give practitioners the tools to uncover and address risky behavior, reducing breach exposure through early, targeted education. Each capability delivers value on its own; together, they show how data, insight, and human readiness combine to strengthen organizational defense.

From the boardroom to the inbox, AI Phishing Coach is helping organizations shift from reactive awareness to proactive resilience, turning human behavior into measurable security strength. To learn more, schedule a demo today.