Phishing simulation
Every channel attackers use.
One simulation platform.
KeenSec AI builds phishing simulations on email, SMS and RCS, voice calls, WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams and Slack, with attack types from credential capture and QR codes to calendar invites, attachments and a safe in-browser ransomware drill.
- SMS
- RCS
- Voice (IVR + AI)
- Microsoft Teams
- Slack
- Channels
- Email, SMS and RCS, voice, WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, Slack
- Attack types
- Click, credential capture, QR, calendar invite, attachment, browser ransomware
- Built with
- AI Studio drafts scenarios, landing pages and lessons for review
- Measured in
- Human Risk Analytics, beside training and policy records
Channels and attack types
Pick the channel.
Rehearse the attack.
Attackers don’t stop at email, so your simulations shouldn’t either.
Email phishing
Click, credential and attachment tests in the inbox where most attacks still start.
Explore CHANNELSMS (smishing)
SMS lures on the phone people check first: parcel fees, KYC updates, bank alerts.
Explore CHANNELRCS phishing
Rich business messages with branding, cards and buttons that look far more official than a text.
Explore CHANNELVoice (vishing)
IVR-based and agentic AI voice calls that rehearse the “IT helpdesk” and “bank” phone call.
Explore CHANNELWhatsApp phishing
Payroll changes, payment requests and “new number” messages on the chat app people trust.
Explore CHANNELMicrosoft Teams phishing
External chats, file links and “helpdesk” messages inside the tool people trust at work.
Explore CHANNELSlack phishing
Fake app authorisations, shared docs and direct messages in fast-moving workspace chat.
Explore ATTACK TYPEQR code (quishing)
QR codes in emails and documents that move the decision to a phone.
Explore ATTACK TYPECalendar invite phishing
Unexpected meeting invites with a “review document” link, sitting right in the calendar.
Explore ATTACK TYPERansomware simulation
A harmless in-browser lock screen that rehearses the first minutes of a ransomware scare.
Explore ATTACK TYPECredential harvesting
Realistic fake login pages that show who goes past the click and enters a password.
Explore ATTACK TYPEAttachment phishing
Unexpected invoices, CVs and statements that test who opens a file they weren’t expecting.
ExploreHow every campaign runs
From lure to lesson
to evidence.
- 01
Plan
Describe the audience, channel and behaviour.
- 02
Launch
Send to a department, a role or the whole organisation, on the channel where that team actually gets attacked.
- 03
Teach
Anyone who clicks, scans, replies or submits sees a short lesson on the spot.
- 04
Measure
Clicks, submissions and reports land in Human Risk Analytics, beside each person’s training and policy record.
Questions buyers ask
Frequently asked questions.
Which channels can KeenSec simulate?
Email, SMS, RCS, voice calls (IVR-based and agentic AI voice), WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams and Slack, all from one platform.
Which attack types are included?
Entice-to-click, credential capture, QR code phishing, calendar-invite phishing, attachment-based phishing and a browser-based ransomware simulation.
Do we need to write the scenarios ourselves?
No. AI Studio drafts scenarios, landing pages and just-in-time lessons from a short brief, and your team reviews and approves them before anything is sent.
Let’s connect the dots
Every channel attackers use.
Rehearsed in one place.
Bring your awareness program, your reporting workflow, or the question your current metrics cannot answer.
Book a demo