Vishing training for moments that matter
CTRL+Vish is our phone-based vishing simulation experience, built to train judgement under pressure, not test recall after the fact.
What is CTRL+Vish?
CTRL+Vish recreates the social, time-pressured moments where vishing actually works, and lets people practice responding safely, without blame or embarrassment.
It delivers realistic voice-based scenarios that play out in real time. Participants train with simulated vishing calls that use authority, urgency, familiarity, social pressure, and plausible everyday scenarios.
The experience focuses on decision-making in the moment, not recall after the fact.
default scenarios
These aren't abstract threats. They're everyday moments where social pressure, urgency, and authority collide.
HR Scenario
Someone calls asking for personal employee information. They reference internal processes. Names. Context. It feels legitimate and awkward to question.
Do you share the details? Push back politely? Do you know where the line actually is?
Finance scenario
A call comes in claiming to be from a supplier, the finance team, or a senior leader. There's a payment that must go out now. The details sound right...
Do you transfer the money now? Do you slow things down? Do you challenge authority when the clock is ticking?
IT Scenario
IT is "fixing an issue". They just need your login to finish the job. Everyone's busy. This would be quicker. And you'll have the latest updates to keep you "secure".
Do you hand it over? Do you insist on verification? Do you pause when convenience is tempting?
See it in action
Meet Sarah.
She's one of the AI voices behind CTRL+Vish, designed to sound believable, not robotic.
Below you'll hear Sarah delivering an Urgent Payment scenario in an American accent. Or switch to the Yorkshire version to experience how accent and tone can be adapted to reflect different environments.
Why Ctrl+Vish Works
Pressure
It mirrors real pressure.
No warning banners. No "this is a test". Just a call that sounds plausible and asks for something now.
Behaviour
It trains behaviour, not recall.
Decisions happen in the moment. CTRL+Vish trains judgement where policies don't reach.
Memory
It sticks because it's felt.
People remember how it felt to hesitate or nearly comply. That's what changes behaviour next time.
Confidence
It builds confidence, not compliance.
People practice how to challenge, pause, and escalate... without fear or embarrassment.
Run a CTRL+Vish Pilot
Try it with a real team and see how people respond.