Email phishing simulation
Email phishing simulation
that teaches at the click.
KeenSec email phishing simulation sends realistic test emails that rehearse the three things attackers want: a click, a password or an opened file.
- Entice-to-click
- Credential capture
- Attachments
- QR codes
- Calendar invites
- Channel
- Attack types
- Entice-to-click, credential capture, attachments
- Reporting
- Phishing Reporter for every major mail platform
- Follow-up
- Just-in-time lessons and LMS assignments
Three ways an email gets them
Rehearse the click, the login
and the attachment.
Most real phishing emails want one of three actions.
IT Service Desk <it-support@account-helpdesk.example>
Your password expires in 24 hours
To keep access to email and files, confirm your current password on the secure portal.
Keep my password- Real IT never asks for your current password
- Lookalike helpdesk domain
Accounts Payable <ap@vendor-billing.example>
Revised invoice INV-4471 attached
Please find the corrected invoice attached. Kindly process before the quarter closes.
INV-4471.pdf- Unexpected attachment
- Quarter-end pressure
How it works
Plan it, send it,
teach from it.
- 01
Brief AI Studio
Say who you’re testing and what behaviour you care about.
- 02
Send the campaign
Choose the audience and timing.
- 03
Teach or thank
A click leads to a just-in-time lesson on the tells in that exact email.
- 04
Read the results
Human Risk Analytics shows who clicked, who submitted, who opened and who reported, by team and over time.
Questions buyers ask
Frequently asked questions.
What is an email phishing simulation?
It is a safe, realistic test email that shows how people respond to phishing. KeenSec records the click, submission, attachment open or report, and teaches on the spot when someone gets it wrong.
What is an entice-to-click simulation?
It measures whether someone follows a link in a tempting or urgent email. It is the simplest test, and a good baseline before moving on to credential capture or attachments.
Can employees report the simulation instead of clicking?
Yes. When someone reports a KeenSec simulation with the Phishing Reporter, it is recognised as the right action and counted as a success on their record.
Let’s connect the dots
Test the click.
Celebrate the report.
Bring your awareness program, your reporting workflow, or the question your current metrics cannot answer.
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