Outside email inspection
Corporate email filtering and sender-authentication checks apply to email. They do not inspect the WhatsApp messages an employee receives on a personal phone.
Messaging Service by SecurityRing
Phishing doesn’t
stop at the inbox.
WhatsApp phishing simulations (beta)
Attackers reach employees through email, calls, and messaging apps. A WhatsApp message does not pass through your email gateway. Prepare your people to recognize suspicious requests in chat with controlled simulations, practical training, and measurable outcomes.
A product of SecurityRing, built into the WhatsApp campaign workflow.
Extend preparedness beyond email
Your email gateway protects the inbox.
The next request may arrive in a chat.
Social engineering follows the employee across channels. An impersonated colleague, a payment request, or an account-verification link can appear in a conversation outside the corporate email system.
Familiar context, unusual request
A recognizable name or work-related pretext can make a chat feel credible. Urgency can push an employee to act before checking the sender through a trusted channel.
Verification before action
Employees need to recognize suspicious requests, verify identity independently, and follow the organization’s reporting process, wherever the message arrives.
Strengthen the human layer alongside technical controls. WhatsApp, browser, endpoint, and identity protections can still reduce risk. Their coverage depends on the device, configuration, and action taken. Simulations help employees practice the decisions that remain.
Learn more: Microsoft’s email security overview WhatsApp’s approach to scam alerts
Inside the SecurityRing platform
A controlled WhatsApp simulation workflow.
Messaging Service connects message authoring, campaign controls, learning experiences, and outcome reporting within SecurityRing.
Author, preview, and approve
Create an AI-assisted message draft or reuse an approved template. Review the message and controlled landing experience. Track template review status before the message becomes eligible for sending.
Control audience and delivery
Select authorized employees or departments, validate recipient eligibility, and schedule delivery. Connect the message to the campaign’s reviewed landing page, training, and quiz where configured.
Connect behavior to learning
Review delivery evidence separately from tracked clicks, QR scans, reports, and learning completion. Use campaign and trend reports to identify where employees need further support.
Separate delivery evidence from employee outcomes.
Delivery evidence
Sent, delivered, read, response, failure, and opt-out signals where available.
Employee outcomes
Tracked link visits, QR scans, simulation reports, quiz completion, and training completion where configured.
Receiving or reading a message does not, by itself, indicate a failed simulation. Outcomes depend on the campaign’s selected objective and recorded evidence.
Product & company
Messaging Service.
Part of SecurityRing.
Messaging Service is a product of SecurityRing for simulated WhatsApp phishing campaigns. It extends the platform’s cybersecurity awareness and human-risk-management workflow to messaging-based social engineering.
SecurityRing and Messaging Service are operated by 9DSEMBER SOFTWARE PRIVATE LIMITED, a company incorporated in India.
Explore SecurityRing- Product name
- Messaging Service
- Parent brand
- SecurityRing
- Feature
- Simulated WhatsApp phishing campaigns
- Operator
- 9DSEMBER SOFTWARE PRIVATE LIMITED
- Product enquiries & recipient support
- neha@securityring.ai
For message recipients
Know who’s
behind the message.
Questions about a message or the program? Contact your organization’s security team or our support team.
Why might I receive a WhatsApp simulation?
Your organization may include you in an authorized phishing simulation to help you recognize social engineering in WhatsApp messages. The campaign connects the simulated message to a controlled experience and relevant learning. If you are unsure why you received a message, verify it with your organization’s security team.
How does this fit into SecurityRing?
WhatsApp campaigns use SecurityRing’s message authoring, template review, employee audience selection, controlled landing experiences, training, and reporting. Availability depends on workspace enablement and sender readiness. Contact our team to discuss your organization’s setup.
Does this replace technical security controls?
SecurityRing helps organizations assess and improve employee responses to simulated social engineering. Keep email, browser, endpoint, identity, and messaging protections in place. Awareness simulations complement those controls by helping employees recognize and verify suspicious requests across channels.
Who operates Messaging Service?
Messaging Service is a SecurityRing product. Both are operated by 9DSEMBER SOFTWARE PRIVATE LIMITED. You can contact the team at neha@securityring.ai.
Do I need to share passwords or payment details?
Do not send real passwords, one-time codes, or payment details through chat. SecurityRing’s simulations use controlled training experiences and are designed not to intentionally retain text entered into simulated credential fields.
How can I ask about my data or stop messages?
Contact your organization’s program administrator or email neha@securityring.ai for help with recipient questions and opt-out requests. Our Privacy Policy explains how workforce and campaign information is handled.
Extend your awareness program to WhatsApp.
Prepare employees to verify suspicious requests wherever they arrive.