Measure your mobile exposure
Find out what is actually hitting your workforce.
Your phishing program stops at the inbox. A free 30-day pilot gives your people a way to report, gives your security team visibility, and ends in a written readout your leadership can use.
What you'll learn
- Which campaigns are reaching your people on their phones right now
- Which roles and attack types carry the most exposure
- What your email security and awareness program are not seeing
- A written 30-day report with your organization's real numbers
What you walk away with
“Over 30 days, your employees received 147 suspicious messages, 22 credential harvesting attempts, 11 executive impersonation attempts, and 3 coordinated campaigns.”
Plus per-department breakdown, top spoofed brands, and recommended controls, branded for your leadership team.
- People can report suspicious messages and calls through one reporting channel
- Your security team gets admin access to the dashboard and reporting
- You receive a written findings report at the end of 30 days
- We respond within 4 business hours with scope and timeline
Not ready for a scoping call?
Take the 2-minute messaging-risk self-evaluation, no email required. You'll get a personalized exposure score and the gap areas worth quantifying before a kickoff call.
Take the self-evaluationWhat it costs
Free for 30 days. Scope what comes next with the team.
The pilot is free. Ongoing coverage is scoped after you have seen your own data. Talk to the team when you are ready.
One reporting channel for your people, admin access to the dashboard and reporting, and a written findings report at day 30.
Campaigns, exposure patterns, and the attacks your email stack never saw. Enough for a leadership conversation, not a vanity trial.
Ongoing coverage is priced to your population and the protection you add. No public annual-upfront requirement.
The deliverable
A board-ready report, branded for your leadership team.
Every pilot ends with a one-page executive readout like this, with your organization's real numbers. The sample below uses illustrative data.
Northbridge Health: Workforce Exposure Report
Apr 1 – Apr 30 · 87 employees enrolled · iOS managed fleet
FAQ
Questions security leaders ask
How does SmishAlert help before someone taps?
On iOS, SmishAlert can screen texts from unknown senders and surface the known-bad before someone taps. People can also report suspicious messages and calls and get guidance while it still matters. Keep your email security; this covers the messaging channels it was never built to see.
Does SmishAlert work on personal (BYOD) phones?
Yes. People can use SmishAlert on personal phones as well as managed devices. For organizations, the free 30-day pilot is the usual way to measure exposure before you decide on ongoing coverage.
Does SmishAlert read employees' messages?
On the base plan, classification for known patterns can run on the device. Messages from contacts or known senders are not screened for unknown-sender protection. We use what people report, and what proactive protection is configured to review, to run the service for your team.
How do I measure my workforce's exposure to social engineering?
Book a scoping call and run the SmishAlert free 30-day pilot. Your people get a way to report suspicious messages and calls, your security team gets dashboard access and reporting, and you receive a written findings report at the end of 30 days.
What's the difference between SmishAlert and a secure email gateway (SEG)?
Your SEG stops at the inbox. SmishAlert covers messaging attacks on the phone and gives security a view of what is getting through. We do not replace your email security; we cover the channel it was never built to see.
What does the SmishAlert 30-day pilot include?
One reporting channel for your people, admin access to the dashboard and reporting for your security team, and a written findings report at day 30. The pilot is free. Ongoing coverage is scoped after you have seen your data.
Can SmishAlert deploy across a managed fleet?
Yes. SmishAlert supports managed and personal phones. Talk to the team about the rollout that fits your environment. The pilot is designed to land quickly so you can measure exposure before a wider deployment.
What does ongoing coverage cost?
Organization pricing is scoped after the free pilot, based on population and whether you add proactive protection for high-risk people. Talk to the team for a quote.
Who is SmishAlert built for?
Security and fraud leaders at organizations that serve large, vulnerable populations: financial services, higher education, insurance, associations, and similar. The pattern is a smaller core team protecting many people who get attacked on their phones.