Release notes – EN

Cyberdise introduces Vishing, bringing voice phishing simulations into cybersecurity awareness training. Organizations can now run automated, AI-driven phone-based campaigns that simulate real-world social engineering attacks. Vishing Simulations are fully configurable with customizable voice and language options for a realistic, localized experience.

Built with compliance in mind, the feature includes consent management and auditable tracking, extending Cyberdise’s simulation capabilities into one of today’s fastest-growing attack vectors.

Printable campaign reports can now be generated from customizable templates, enabling Operators to create stakeholder-ready reports in just a few clicks. Templates support editable sections, dynamic variables, header image branding, and rich content customization. Reports are generated directly from campaigns and exported in Excel, Word, PDF, or HTML formats with configurable charts and fields. A default Cyberdise template ensures consistent, professional reporting.

Instantly localize templates into any supported language using a guided AI workflow. Structure, tone, and intent are preserved automatically, ensuring consistent multilingual phishing simulations and awareness communications while eliminating manual translation effort.

Operators can now automate group membership using conditional logic instead of manual assignment. These dynamic groups are built on existing base groups, with membership automatically recalculated whenever user data or group configurations change. A dedicated configuration page allows full control over rule definition, priority, and activation, ensuring real-time updates without logical conflicts.

A new Billing feature has been introduced to provide detailed information about the Realm or Tenant-level usage and associated billing metrics. It enables administrators to monitor and manage consumption effectively, supporting better cost control and reporting.
It allows tracking of key data points, including: total number of users, users served, messages sent, domain purchases and other other billable metrics.

This experimental feature enables automatic open-source intelligence gathering based on specified parameters like name, email address, or other optional data points. The module searches publicly accessible sources (e.g. social media, forums, public registries) to build a preliminary user profile. These insights are then used to power ultra-targeted, AI-generated phishing simulations – tailored to the individual’s context, tone, and risk profile.

The new Website Cloner feature enables users to quickly duplicate existing websites and convert them into landing pages for campaigns. The module has been enhanced to allow cloning of any website directly from the landing edit page using a modal form, improving accessibility and ease of use. Users can further customize cloned pages by adding data entry fields, file downloads, and other interactive elements.

Cyberdise Version 2.5 – Streamlined Campaign Management and Enhanced Engagement Tracking. The new Course Reminder Management feature enables automatic resending of messages to users who have not interacted with the attack or training link after a configurable period.

Cyberdise Version 2.4 – Simplified Management, Expanded Functionality, and Improved Usability. Introducing the ability to backup and restore campaigns directly from the GUI. This feature enables exporting all campaign data into a structured ZIP file for backup purposes.

Cyberdise Version 2.3 – Enhanced Control, Tracking, and Usability. The new IP Blacklist feature allows campaign operators to block specific IP addresses or ranges from interacting with campaigns. This includes restricting clicks, file downloads, and data submissions.