Slack phishing simulation
Slack phishing simulation
for fast-moving workspaces.
KeenSec delivers realistic Slack messages through an organisation-approved app, and measures who clicks or signs in.
- Channel
- Slack, via an approved app
- Typical lures
- App re-authorisation, shared doc, direct message, survey
- Measures
- Link clicks and submissions
- Follow-up
- Just-in-time lessons and LMS assignment
Sample lures
Quick messages.
Quick mistakes.
Slack moves fast and people reply on reflex.
People Team
Quick survey: hybrid work
Two minutes, and everyone who completes it goes into a draw for a voucher. Sign in with your work account to start.
Start survey- Reward to lower guard
- Work sign-in for a survey
How it works
From draft
to data.
- 01
Write with AI Studio
Describe the audience and pretext.
- 02
Post in Slack
The simulated message goes to the selected people in Slack.
- 03
Teach at the click
A click leads to a short lesson that shows the tells in that message.
- 04
Measure
Results flow into Human Risk Analytics alongside Teams, email and every other channel.
Questions buyers ask
Frequently asked questions.
What is a Slack phishing simulation?
It is a safe test message in Slack that imitates a real phishing attempt. KeenSec records who clicks or signs in, and teaches them right away.
Why test Slack separately from email?
People read and act on Slack messages quickly, and often trust anything inside the workspace. That speed is the risk worth rehearsing.
What Slack lures work best?
App re-authorisation requests, shared-document links, surveys with a reward and urgent requests from someone claiming to be IT. AI Studio drafts them for your review.
Let’s connect the dots
Fast chat.
Practised pause.
Bring your awareness program, your reporting workflow, or the question your current metrics cannot answer.
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