Description
In this demo, Smit Dagli, Software Engineer from Doppel’s Human Risk Management team, showcases Doppel Simulation for Microsoft Teams — a powerful new capability that allows organizations to run realistic security simulations directly within Teams meetings.
Doppel’s Human Risk Management helps companies simulate the tactics used by sophisticated threat actors across multiple channels. With the new Microsoft Teams simulation channel, security teams can now test employee readiness against social engineering attacks that happen during video calls and meetings.
In this walkthrough, you’ll see how to:
• Create a simulation campaign
• Select Microsoft Teams as the simulation channel
• Schedule and trigger simulated Teams meetings
• Use voice cloning for realistic scenarios
• Send follow-ups via email and SMS
Watch the full demo to see how Doppel enables organizations to identify human risk, strengthen security awareness, and prepare employees for real-world threats.
If you’re interested in improving your organization’s resilience against social engineering attacks, this feature shows how simulations can extend beyond email and phone to modern collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams.
Doppel’s Human Risk Management helps companies simulate the tactics used by sophisticated threat actors across multiple channels. With the new Microsoft Teams simulation channel, security teams can now test employee readiness against social engineering attacks that happen during video calls and meetings.
In this walkthrough, you’ll see how to:
• Create a simulation campaign
• Select Microsoft Teams as the simulation channel
• Schedule and trigger simulated Teams meetings
• Use voice cloning for realistic scenarios
• Send follow-ups via email and SMS
Watch the full demo to see how Doppel enables organizations to identify human risk, strengthen security awareness, and prepare employees for real-world threats.
If you’re interested in improving your organization’s resilience against social engineering attacks, this feature shows how simulations can extend beyond email and phone to modern collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams.
