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Free MIT playbook
The ghostcorpnet playbook — free, MIT-licensed. Read it here →
Phishing targets humans — and now agents. PhishWarden hardens agents against social engineering and runs the drills.
Stocking up now: a 50-product roadmap is in production and new self-serve kits publish daily — 0 live products today. Start free below while the shelves fill.
Three loops feed each other — content brings readers, readers become buyers, buyers climb the ladder.
Phishing defense explainers, checklists, and teardown playbooks — the Phishing defense library with no home until now.
Phishing defense teams find the content, grab the free playbook, and climb into the PhishWarden product line.
$19 starter kits climb to $29 tools and templates, $49 packs and decks, and $149 flagship kits.
Three free or cheap entry points — pick whichever fits.
The ghostcorpnet playbook — free, MIT-licensed. Read it here →
A five-minute self-audit of your agent setup. Get the scan →
Every ghostcorpnet product in one filterable grid. Open the catalog →
Every ecosystem follows the open ghostcorpnet Pack Standard v1 — interoperable packs, a public directory, and a certification badge.
50 specialized stores — each one a sub-niche of Phishing defense. New kits publish daily.
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Browse the store →Cluster: Security & Trust
PhishWarden runs alongside its cluster siblings and plugs into related ecosystems across the ghostcorpnet constellation.
Attack your agents before someone else does: injection tests, guardrails, and tamper-evident logs.
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