Our 10-page pocket guide covers the exact attack patterns your team is missing — with visual red-flag checklists, real-world SMB examples, and response steps you can use immediately.
What's inside
Each pattern shows the exact red flags, industry click-rate benchmarks, and a real SMB story.
Urgency + fake vendor domain. "Payment due today." Avg click rate 24–32%.
24–32% click ratePersonal Gmail from your CEO. "Can't take a call." Gift card or wire request.
10–20% click rateFake domain: "microsoft-auth-portal.com". "Account will be disabled in 24 hours."
18–28% click rate"docs-google-share.com" — not the real Google domain. "Confidential" bait. Highest open rate.
40–52% click rateScans to a login page. Bypasses your email security gateway entirely.
15–25% click rateYour supplier's "accounting department" asks you to update bank details.
20–30% click rate"[yourcompany]-support.com" — not your real IT domain. "Account disabled in 24 hours."
28–38% click rateZIP attachment from a random domain. "We couldn't deliver your package."
20–28% click rateAuto-added invite from a recognizable name but a wrong domain.
15–22% click rate15 push notifications in 2 minutes. Attacker bets you'll approve out of frustration.
10–18% click rateDetection Framework
Your team can run this on every email before clicking, downloading, or replying.
Check the actual sender address, not just the display name. Look for subtle misspellings: paypa1 (lowercase L), micros0ft (zero vs letter o).
Hover before you click. Check the URL in the status bar. Does it go to the real brand domain? Shortened URLs + unknown sender = delete.
Double extensions are a telltale: Invoice.pdf.exe. Unexpected ZIP files from unknown senders are never legitimate.
Urgency + secrecy + unusual request = phishing. "Your account is suspended", "Don't call me", "Wire transfer needed today" — every time.
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Why this matters
Until your team practices spotting attacks in real time, awareness isn't enough. Here's what the numbers look like.
91% of malware is delivered via email. Your inbox is the #1 attack surface.
Untrained teams click 20–35% of phishing emails. After live training: under 5%.
Average SMB breach cost: $4.9M (IBM 2024). Most start with one click.
A live session cuts click rates by 70%+ in a single 2-hour session.
"We gave this guide to every new hire and ran a 30-minute SLAM practice session with them in their first week. Six months later, our click rate on simulated phishing tests dropped from 31% to 6%. We didn't need a big platform or expensive tooling — just the guide, a team meeting, and the SecurEveryone session to put it all together."
— Director of Operations, Regional Manufacturing Firm (62 employees)