A phishing simulation platform lets security teams safely send realistic, attacker-style emails to employees to measure who clicks, submits data, or reports the attempt. Drosera runs these simulations continuously and pairs them with training so results turn into measurable behavior change, not just a click-rate report.

Drosera calculates a human risk score from real behavior across the full attack chain: whether an email was delivered, opened, clicked, acted on, or reported, combined with training completion and repeat-offender history. Scores roll up by user, department, and organization.

Yes. Drosera supports multi-tenant, white-labeled use for red teams, offensive security teams, and cybersecurity companies delivering phishing simulation and awareness training as a managed service to their own clients.

Drosera uses dedicated, high-reputation sending infrastructure that allows simulations to run without whitelisting, providing an authentic view of how employees would encounter a real attack.

A pentest or annual phishing test gives a point-in-time snapshot. Drosera runs continuously, adapts scenarios using AI, and measures the full chain from delivery to reporting, so security teams see trends and improvement over time rather than a single score.

Yes. Drosera includes its own learning management system, so training, phishing simulations, and reporting run in one platform. Organizations that already run an LMS can also use Drosera's training content and campaigns standalone.

Drosera is designed to run simulations and training without accessing or exposing real sensitive employee data, and aligns its testing approach with recognized frameworks like ISO 27001 and NIST CSF. Organizations should confirm specific data-residency and processing requirements with the Drosera team for their region.

Yes. Drosera's dedicated sending infrastructure and blackbox testing approach are built to work across regions, including the GCC, without requiring local whitelisting. Speak with the team about regional compliance frameworks relevant to your sector.

Yes. Drosera is built to run campaigns across geographically distributed teams from a single platform, with reporting that rolls up by region, department, or business unit.

Drosera's testing methodology is aligned with globally recognized frameworks including MITRE ATT&CK, NIST CSF, ISO 27001, SOC 2, and OWASP, so results map to controls your compliance and audit teams already track.

Drosera is used by internal blue teams validating their own defenses, red teams and offensive security consultants running attack simulations for clients, and cybersecurity companies delivering managed phishing and awareness services under their own brand.

Yes. Drosera's AI generates context-aware phishing scenarios based on real attacker patterns and adapts them over time based on how users respond, rather than relying on a fixed template library.

You can book a demo directly from the website. The Drosera team will walk through your current phishing and awareness program, show the platform, and scope a rollout for your organization's regions and team structure.