Attachment phishing simulation
Attachment phishing simulation
for the file nobody expected.
KeenSec attachment phishing simulation sends realistic emails with a harmless simulated file, such as an invoice, a CV or a bank statement, and measures who opens it.
- Attack type
- Attachment-based phishing
- Typical lures
- Invoices, CVs, statements, purchase orders
- Measures
- Opens, clicks and reports
- Follow-up
- Just-in-time lesson and LMS assignment
Sample lures
Files that look
like everyday work.
Finance gets invoices.
Candidate <applicant@jobmail.example>
Application: Senior Analyst role
Please find my CV attached. You may need to enable editing to view it properly.
CV_Senior_Analyst.doc- Asks you to enable editing
- Unsolicited file from a stranger
How it works
Attach, open,
teach, report.
- 01
Draft the email and file
AI Studio drafts the lure and the lesson for your chosen audience.
- 02
Send the campaign
The email with its harmless simulated attachment reaches the selected group.
- 03
Teach on open
Opening the file leads to a short lesson on unexpected attachments.
- 04
Measure opens and reports
Human Risk Analytics shows who opened and who reported, over time and by team.
Questions buyers ask
Frequently asked questions.
What is an attachment phishing simulation?
It is a safe test email with a harmless simulated file. KeenSec measures who opens it and teaches them straight away.
Are the attachments dangerous?
No. They are simulated files built for the test. Opening one leads to a lesson, not to anything harmful.
What attachment lures work best?
Invoices and purchase orders for finance, CVs for HR and hiring managers, and statements or policy documents for everyone. AI Studio drafts them for your review.
Let’s connect the dots
Test the open.
Reward the report.
Bring your awareness program, your reporting workflow, or the question your current metrics cannot answer.
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