How Mirage Security simulates AI social engineering attacks with Rime

Mirage Security addresses the growing threat of social engineering attacks by simulating real-world scenarios to train employees in recognizing and resisting such threats. Unlike traditional cybersecurity measures that focus on technical vulnerabilities, social engineering exploits human behavior through tactics like voice calls, cloned executive voices, and impersonations via Zoom and SMS. Mirage Security employs AI, specifically Rime AI's voice technology, to create realistic simulations where AI agents impersonate attackers, allowing companies to prepare their staff before actual breaches occur. These simulations have proven effective, with 95% of participants believing they were interacting with a real person, leading to significant improvements in identifying credential capture risks compared to legacy phishing tests. The realistic nature of these simulations not only highlights vulnerabilities but also garners necessary support and resources from company leadership to bolster cybersecurity defenses. Through such innovative approaches, Mirage Security is committed to making the internet a safer space by staying ahead of sophisticated threat actors.

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