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LOCALISED PHISHING FOR MSPs

Localised Phishing Simulation for MSPs That Feels Local.

CyberLearn helps partners run phishing simulations using familiar language, recognisable brands and country-relevant situations. Combine local relevance with customer-specific content, automation and reporting — without exposing the complete library publicly.

12 supported languages   ·   80+ recognisable brands   ·   Partner controlled

Localised Campaign Preview
READY
Denmark
Germany
Sweden
LOCAL SCENARIO
Important delivery update
From: Customer Service <updates@service.example>
A familiar local situation, written in the employee’s language and adapted to the customer’s market.
Review update
Local languageRelevant brand typeCustomer context
Partner control: choose the market, language, scenario, audience and timing before launch.
12

Supported languages

80+

Recognisable brands

Local + Global

Relevant market context

100%

Partner controlled

LOCAL RELEVANCE, NOT JUST TRANSLATION

Build The Simulation Around The Customer’s Reality.

A localised campaign combines the employee’s language with familiar situations, relevant brand types and the customer’s own context. The partner remains in control of what is selected, adapted and sent.

01

Choose The Market

Select the customer’s market and the language employees actually use.

02

Select The Scenario

Use an appropriate global or local brand-based scenario without displaying the complete catalogue publicly.

03

Adapt The Context

Adjust the subject, CTA, message, logo and audience to reflect the customer’s environment.

04

Launch And Learn

Send immediately or automate the campaign, then use reporting to guide the next customer conversation.

12 SUPPORTED LANGUAGES

One Platform. Local Language Across Every Customer Environment.

Partners can deliver phishing and awareness content in the supported local languages while managing customers through one CyberLearn platform. Language is combined with relevant scenarios and customer-created material — not treated as a simple word-for-word translation exercise.

Supported Language Structure

🇩🇰 Danish

🇬🇧 English

🇳🇴 Norwegian

🇫🇮 Finnish

🇸🇪 Swedish

🇩🇪 German

🇫🇷 French

🇳🇱 Dutch

🇱🇺 Luxembourgish

🇮🇹 Italian

🇪🇸 Spanish

🇵🇱 Polish

PARTNER-CONTROLLED LOCALISATION

Use Local Relevance Without Losing Control.

CyberLearn gives the partner a structured starting point while keeping the final campaign customer-specific. Choose the relevant market and scenario, adapt the message, target the right audience and decide whether the campaign should be sent now or automated.

Localised Campaign Configuration

MARKET
Denmark

LANGUAGE
Danish

AUDIENCE
Finance department

Selected Scenario

Local delivery notification
Adapted subject, CTA, logo and customer context

Campaign ready for partner review
Preview before assigning, scheduling or sending

READY
Local and global phishing library

More Than A Translation Layer. A Library Built Around Recognisable Digital Environments.

CyberLearn combines global brands, locally relevant brands and customer-created phishing material. Partners can select a realistic starting point and then adapt the language, sender context, subject, call to action and audience for each customer.

GLOBAL COVERAGE

Recognisable Brands With Template Depth.

The library includes more than 80 recognisable local and global brands. Brands typically contain multiple phishing templates, making it possible to vary campaign themes instead of repeating the same message.

  • Typically 5–10 phishing templates per brand
  • Scenarios for delivery, cloud services, finance, HR, retail and everyday digital services
  • Templates can be adapted to customer language and context
  • The complete catalogue remains protected inside the platform
LOCAL RELEVANCE

Country-Relevant Brands Employees Already Know.

Localisation reflects the digital environment employees recognise in their own market. The aim is not simply to translate an international email, but to select situations, services and communication patterns that feel credible locally.

  • Country-relevant services and familiar brand types
  • Local language, tone and workplace context
  • Customer-specific subjects, CTAs and visual identity
  • Partner review before assigning, scheduling or sending
80+recognisable local and global brands
5–10templates typically available per brand
12supported languages for phishing and awareness
New market enablement

Need A Country That Is Not Covered Yet?

8–10local brands for the new market

When a partner needs a country that is not yet represented in the phishing library, CyberLearn can build a local starter library with 8–10 relevant brands for that market. This gives the partner a credible local foundation rather than relying only on translated international scenarios.

Market-specific selection: The final brands are chosen according to the country’s digital environment, common services and partner or customer input. Exact scope and delivery are agreed as part of the market-enablement process.
01 — RESEARCH

Map The Local Digital Environment

Identify commonly recognised services, communication patterns and relevant brand categories in the target country.

02 — PRIORITISE

Select The Strongest Local Brands

Choose 8–10 brands that provide a useful and credible starting library for local phishing simulations.

03 — BUILD

Create Localised Templates

Develop locally relevant phishing material with suitable language, subject lines, calls to action and campaign context.

04 — REVIEW

Prepare The Library For Partner Use

Review the market setup before the content becomes available for customer-specific adaptation and campaigns.

Customer-specific campaign control

Turn A Local Template Into A Customer-Relevant Simulation.

The partner controls how a scenario is adapted, who receives it and when it is launched. Localisation, targeting and automation work together as one campaign workflow.

01

Market And Language

Select the relevant country and the supported language employees use in their daily work.

02

Brand And Scenario

Choose a global, local or customer-created scenario that matches the intended learning objective.

03

Message And CTA

Adapt the subject, message, call to action, logo and sender context before launch.

04

Audience Targeting

Assign the campaign to a company, department, subdepartment or selected employee group.

05

Scheduling And Automation

Send immediately or schedule recurring campaigns and follow-up workflows.

06

Reporting And Review

Use campaign reporting to support the next customer conversation and future training decisions.

From simulation to improvement

Use The Campaign To Guide The Next Security Conversation.

A phishing simulation should create more than a single score. CyberLearn helps partners use campaign activity and reporting as a foundation for targeted follow-up, new simulations and relevant awareness training.

Make Results Useful For The Customer.

Review patterns across the customer organisation, identify where additional attention may be useful and plan the next campaign or awareness activity. Reporting supports visibility and improvement, but should always be interpreted as part of a broader human-security programme.

Customer-level visibilityKeep each organisation’s activity and follow-up separated inside the partner workflow.
Department patternsUse audience and campaign data to identify where more targeted awareness may be relevant.
Ongoing campaignsMove from one-off tests to planned and recurring phishing activity.
Training follow-upConnect simulation themes with relevant awareness and interactive learning content.
Frequently asked questions

Localised Phishing Simulation For MSPs.

What is a localised phishing simulation?

A localised phishing simulation combines the employee’s language with familiar brands, situations and communication patterns from the relevant market. It goes beyond direct translation by adapting the scenario to the local digital environment.

How is localisation different from translation?

Translation changes the language. Localisation also considers brand recognition, market context, tone, subject lines, calls to action and the services employees commonly interact with in their country.

How large is the CyberLearn phishing library?

The current library contains more than 80 recognisable local and global brands. Brands typically include 5–10 phishing templates, although the exact number can vary by brand and market.

What happens if our target country is not covered?

CyberLearn can build a local starter library with 8–10 relevant brands for a new target market. The final selection and scope are agreed based on the local digital environment and partner or customer input.

Can partners create customer-specific phishing content?

Yes. Partners can create or adapt phishing material so campaigns reflect customer-specific risks, policies, branding and communication patterns.

Can phishing simulations target specific departments?

Yes. Campaigns can be targeted according to the customer organisation, department, subdepartment or selected employee group.

Can campaigns be scheduled and automated?

Yes. CyberLearn supports campaign scheduling, recurring activity, reminders and reporting workflows so partners can operate awareness services across multiple customers.

Does Cyber Detector sell directly to the partner’s customers?

No. CyberLearn is distributed exclusively through partners. The MSP or IT service provider owns the customer relationship, agreement and invoice.

READY TO MAKE PHISHING MORE RELEVANT?

Show Customers How Local Relevance Changes Employee Behaviour.

Explore the supported languages, scenario structure, customer-specific options, automation and reporting in a tailored CyberLearn partner demonstration.