Why smart people still click phishing emails
We caught 420,000 clicks across Europe
Online Webinar September 24, 2026 14:30 CEST 45 minutes
We didn't invent these threats. We caught them.
How many people actually click on phishing emails? It's hard to know because criminals don't publish their results. So we looked to a trusted independent source: Verizon's 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report. Their benchmark for trained organizations is 1.4% click rate.
In 2025, we ran 11 million phishing simulations across 10 European countries and caught 420,000 clicks. But our simulations don't come from guesswork. Our honeypot network captures real attacks in the wild - the exact threats landing in your inboxes right now. We study what's actually reaching people and turn those attacks into safe simulations, so employees can recognize them before the real thing arrives.
One in three employees fell for our summer holiday email simulation. It's the same lure that started the Orion business email compromise: one credential, 60 million dollars stolen. That's why phishing still matters. An ordinary-looking email can have very real consequences.
Here's what the data tells us about human behavior, why phishing still works, and what actually stops it. Sign up for the webinar and watch our experts break down what's landing in inboxes, why people click, and what organizations can do to stop it.
Hosted by:
Aimée Ravaçon (CMO) | Rikard Zetterberg
(Co-founder & CIO) | Martin Karlqvist (Behavioral Specialist) | Marcus Örvén (Head of Customer Success)