The issue: A handful of clients (metaphorically and literally) read Google's Security Blog on Fire Drills and Phishing Tests. Google made a statement that Phishing Simulations are not necessarily effective, violate security protocols to be completed, and maximize failure rate by virtue of violating protocols. I read this around the time it came out, and never really clued into the fact that we as a provider have a fairly strict "no allow list" policy, where we will not add emails to an allow list, and yet violate it with every phishing simulation. While the blog should be taken with a grain of salt, it does provide some solid points, and this information has spread to many clients who are now asking for fire drills instead of/along with phishing simulations. The feature: Managed fire drills that provide email-based "training" in the form of quick explainers and drills. Once a month, an email would be sent out separate from the phishing campaigns to provide a tidbit of information related to email security or security in general. I feel Huntress could do a lot with these, whether it be a tidbit of info or a template akin to Google's "Hello! I am a Phishing Email" example. The drills could also tie in other Huntress Products and content, such as blog posts or SAT Posters. I do understand that I can make my own Fire Drills and schedule them through Huntress's custom options, but I would like the polish and style that Huntress delivers. Caveats and notes: I do understand that there is no regulation or insurer calling for Phishing Fire Drills, but I feel it could be an incredibly impactful add-on to keep security top of mind in-between trainings and campaigns. Also, for those unfamiliar, here is the link to Google's blog post: https://security.googleblog.com/2024/05/on-fire-drills-and-phishing-tests.html