Shadow AI Exposure Index
An AI risk assessment is a quick, anonymous way to see how your team is actually using AI tools day to day , not how you assume they're using them. It shows where AI is genuinely helping people work faster, and where it's creating risk: sensitive data pasted into a public tool, unapproved AI apps in use, or decisions being made without anyone checking the output. Most companies have a policy. Few have any visibility into whether it matches reality.
Your dashboard opens with a single score: Low, Elevated, or High. Built from five signals in your team’s answers: personal AI accounts, unapproved tools, missing training, unsanctioned system connections, and self-built AI agents.
Your dashboard breaks the score down by question, covering:
Each becomes its own chart, combined and anonymous, never tied to one person.
Not the policy on paper, but what's really happening day to day.
The specific behaviors (not people) most likely to expose sensitive data or introduce errors nobody's checking.
use real, anonymous data instead of a guess about what your team needs to hear.
Create a free Wizer account, upload or add your employees, choose a phishing template, and launch your simulation. Once it's complete, you'll see who clicked, who ignored the email, and who reported it.
Yes. The phishing simulation is included with your free 10-day access to Wizer. No credit card is required, and there's no commitment.
Most organizations can launch their first phishing simulation in just a few minutes. Wizer includes ready-to-use phishing templates, so there's nothing to build from scratch.
You'll get a clear report showing:
These insights help you identify where additional security awareness training may be needed.
No harm is done. The simulation is completely safe. You can choose to automatically direct employees to a short training video that explains what they missed and how to spot similar attacks in the future.
Yes. You can use one of Wizer's ready-made phishing templates or customize the email to better match your organization's needs.
You can run your simulation with up to 100 employees during your free trial.
No. The simulation is designed to feel like a real phishing email, allowing you to measure how employees would respond in a real-world situation. Once the simulation is complete, you can use the results as a learning opportunity rather than a punishment.