For professional-service firms

Email fraud training your firm doesn't have to run.

CyberNest runs phishing practice, short staff training, and plain-language reporting for small professional firms. You approve. We handle the rest.

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$3.05Bin reported business email compromise losses
24,768business email compromise complaints to the FBI
$275Min reported real estate fraud losses, up from $173M

FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center, 2025. What these numbers mean

What your staff learn to catch

Most fraud looks like an ordinary email.

Practice uses messages like this one, built around the requests your firm actually handles. Here is what to notice.

  1. 1The domain uses a capital I in place of an l.
  2. 2Payment details changed by email.
  3. 3Urgency, and a push to skip the phone call.
FromAccounts Receivable
billing@northIine-supply.co1
SubjectUpdated remittance details, Invoice 4471

Hi,

Please note our bank details have changed2. Use the attached instructions for today's payment.

I'm in meetings all day, so email is best.3

Illustrative example. The vendor is fictional.

How it works

Three steps. One clear starting point.

  1. A 90-day baseline

    • Short staff training
    • Three approved phishing simulations
    • Follow-up for anyone who clicks
    • A monthly leadership update

  2. Review the results

    A short summary of what the program showed and where to focus next.

  3. Keep it going, if you choose

    Ongoing practice and reporting through the year, under a new written scope.

The full process

What leadership sees

A one-page update you can read in five minutes.

Trends across the whole firm, not a list of names. Follow-up still reaches the people who need it, without anyone being singled out.

What the program includes

Month 3 update

Training completed94%
Reported the simulation41%
Clicked the link9%

Reporting is up and clicks are down since month 1. Next focus: payment-change requests.

Illustrative example. Fictional data, not client results.

Why CyberNest

Small enough to be personal. Careful by design.

Deandre Wilson, founder of CyberNest

Founder-led

The person on your readiness review is the person running your program. Meet Deandre

Nothing to run

No platform for your team to learn. CyberNest sets up, schedules, follows up, and reports.

Responsible by design

Your firm approves every simulation. Exclusions are honored, and distressing themes are never used.

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