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For accounting firms

Phishing simulation built for the people handling your clients' money.

Vigil tests your team against ATO impersonation, EOFY business-email compromise, trust-account wire fraud, and the deepfake-style call from 'the senior partner' that is now common. Then it scores everyone, trains the people who fail, and produces the records your insurer asks for at renewal.

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The threats

The attacks accounting firms actually get.

Generic phishing training prepares your team for 2019. The attacks landing in your inbox today are AI-written, voice-cloned, and timed for the worst possible week of the year. Here's what your team is up against.

ATO impersonation

"Your client has an outstanding tax debt, click here to verify before it goes to a debt collector." Tailored for EOFY pressure. The links look exactly like ato.gov.au.

Trust-account wire fraud

A senior partner asks the junior to wire client settlement funds urgently. Voice cloned from a short sample on the firm's "Meet the Team" page. Cloning a voice now costs almost nothing.

EOFY business email compromise

30 June pressure means your team clicks before they verify. Attackers know this. The compromise often happens between 25 June and 5 July.

Client data phishing

Spoofed emails asking your team to share client tax files via a fake "secure portal." One successful click exposes years of client TFNs and BAS lodgements.

Why now

Annual training doesn't work. AI attacks don't wait for the next session.

Most accounting firms run security awareness once a year, usually a generic video and a tick-box quiz. That was fine before AI. Today's attackers personalise every message, clone an executive's voice from a LinkedIn video, and adapt their script in real time. The gap between what your training covers and what actually arrives in your team's inbox has never been wider.

Phishing

is still a common way a breach begins

Any voice

can be cloned from a short public clip

Peak pressure

is exactly when these attacks are timed to land

How Vigil works for accounting firms

Simulate. Score. Train. Report. On autopilot.

Vigil runs in the background. You log in once a month for the dashboard view. Everything else is automatic.

01

SIMULATE

Simulate

Pick from six core attack types. ATO scams, voice-call deepfake simulations, fake Xero login pages, EOFY-themed phishing. AI writes every message from the context of your firm, and any cloned voice or likeness is only ever made from a person who has given consent.

02

SCORE

Score

Every employee gets a live human risk score. See who's vulnerable, which department needs work, and which staff are improving, without spreadsheets.

03

TRAIN

Train

When someone clicks, training is assigned automatically. Built for the exact scam type they fell for. Quizzes and completion records auto-tracked for compliance.

04

REPORT

Report

One-click PDF mapped to APES 110, Essential Eight, ISO 27001, and the Australian Privacy Act. A document you can share with your cyber insurer at renewal.

Compliance

Answer your insurer questionnaire and your APES 110 review from the same report.

Most Australian accounting firms now hold cyber insurance. Renewal questionnaires ask about regular security awareness training, attack simulations, and remediation tracking. Vigil's report documents all of it: APES 110 client-confidentiality controls, the human side of your Essential Eight programme, and the Privacy Act's APP 11 staff-training obligation. Regenerate any time, always current.

APES 110Essential EightISO 27001Australian Privacy ActNIST CSF

Built for Australian professional-services firms.

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Also for

Other professional services teams using Vigil

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Train your team before the criminals do.

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