Platform feature

Phishing Training

Simulated phishing campaigns with per-person outcomes, remediation training, and the evidence trail §164.308(a)(5) rewards.

Administrative safeguards Physical safeguards Technical safeguards Privacy rule Breach notification

Phishing is the most common vector in HIPAA breach reports — Ambry Genetics (September 2026, $700,000 settlement, 225,370 individuals affected) is one of several 2026 cases. Phishing Training runs the simulations and keeps the per-person record §164.308(a)(5) rewards.

What it does

  • Runs scheduled, healthcare-specific phishing simulations across the workforce.
  • Captures per-person outcomes: delivered, opened, clicked, reported, remediated.
  • Fires just-in-time micro-training on click, with the lesson tied to the lure.
  • Reports click-rate and report-rate trends by department for board updates.

How it maps to HIPAA

The feature contributes to §164.308(a)(5)(ii)(A) (security reminders), §164.308(a)(5)(ii)(B) (protection from malicious software), and §164.308(a)(6) (security incident procedures) — because a reported phishing attempt that is contained before anyone clicks is the ideal incident outcome.

Where it fits

Phishing Training is a Workforce module capability and runs alongside Employee Training. The AI-and-vendor angle on current phishing patterns is in the HIPAA and AI tools post.

Questions

Why healthcare-specific scenarios?

Because the lures that work on healthcare workforces are clinical and administrative, not banking. The library ships with scenarios drawn from current OCR breach reports — not generic 'click here for free iPhone' decks.

What happens when someone clicks?

Automated just-in-time micro-training specific to the lure, logged as remediation. Repeated clicks escalate to a manager conversation. The point is behaviour change, not shaming.

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