New content is added every day creating endless combinations of email templates, landing pages, email account senders and web server domains. As the threat landscape changes so will our tests, giving you access to the most up-to-date content.

All content can be found in the PhishLine Content Center Marketplace, a one-stop-shop for browsing, selecting and importing the perfect content to craft your continually evolving campaigns.

Add that special touch by customizing any of the templates so your simulated attacks come from people in positions of trust, effectively testing your workforce and teaching them to be wary of threats that only your organization may have seen.

In today’s threat landscape, you can be phished from more than just email. Train your team on every facet of threat with PhishLine’s multi-variable attacks with campaigns that include Smishing (SMS/Text), Vishing (Voicemail) and Found Physical Media. This unique capability will help prevent users from receiving the same mock phishing template in a campaign and can allow for hypothesis-based testing (A/B tests).

Protect your user base by training them to recognize unfamiliar outgoing texts with our industry-leading smishing simulation. The innovative incoming mode allows you to email requests to text custom phone numbers as the call-to-action for otherwise innocuous emails, catching what would be a normally unknown vector before it can be used against your workforce.

Employees get many phone calls each day, which one of those will cost the company? With PhishLine’s anti-voicemail phishing or ‘Vishing’ we provide fully customizable simulated threats that will compliment any security awareness campaign.

Using the same Smart Attachment technology found in our email campaigns, you can distribute files on portable drives and cards with watermarks in a variety of file formats to track who is willing to plug it into your network. The files won’t cause security problems even if non-employees find them as the content redirects users to landing pages designed to educate on the perils found in anonymous portable media.

Crafting effective scenarios is paramount when developing an effective anti-spearphishing campaign especially in long-term approaches where users would start seeing repetitive emails. Prevent that by using PhishLine’s advanced threat simulation features including time stamping to create a sense of urgency prompting users to respond before they can think it through, phone home macros, DLP tagging, geo-location and more. Our patented system allows for multiple combinations of email templates, landing pages, email account senders, and web server domains within a single campaign.

Enable easy tracking of user phishing attempts with the Phish Reporting Button, simplifying the task of reporting possible threats while tying in user reporting to your training regimen.

Why stop at user name and email address when you can test based on location, job function, tenure, privileged credentials, or access to sensitive networks and applications? PhishLine gives you granular control for your reports, that your mid-level marketing managers in Kansas are more likely to click a link in an email on Tuesday, as well as testing and education so your workforce isn’t inundated with emails they shouldn’t get.

More than 16,000 data points are at your disposal with PhishLIne’s advanced metrics and reporting. Identify levels of risk at macro and micro levels within your organization to help expedite remediation while keeping your workforce at maximum efficiency by targeting training to only those who need testing at that moment.

Worried about data leaking from your organization? With PhishLine’s built-in Data Loss Prevention Activator, you can track where those PhishLine campaign emails and portable media drops go and who accesses it to know who might leak your company data as well.

Is your workforce leaning hard on whether there’s an encryption symbol next to the URL when they click links in their emails? With HTTPS and SSL landing pages you can collect information from your users without the possibility of people snooping that information and using it against you while convincing your users that they are safe.

Engage your users and make the cat-and-mouse aspect of security awareness fun by turning the workflow into a game with leaderboards and user leveling systems. This will help train users to spot and report threats while keeping the idea of spearphishing at the forefront of their mind.

Measure and communicate the success of your security awareness efforts. A leveling program gives you the ability to create a custom program based on the hallmarks of a healthy security culture: training completion, avoiding interactions with simulation messages, and reporting suspected phishing. As employees move through the program, they are presented with on-level training and simulation content that challenges their security awareness, enabling the administrator to track and report on overall program effectiveness and individual user awareness. (Available in PhishLine Concierge only.)

Should a CEO or accounts payable team get the same test as your engineer, nurse or teacher? With PhishLine you can issue risk-based surveys that provide unique insights into your user level security posture. By being better informed about your user level risk and validating it throughout the year you will maintain a security plan that mirrors your organizational objectives.

To support your computer-based training initiatives, PhishLine provides supplementary materials such as two-minute best practice videos covering topics such as Malware Awareness and Password Security. In addition, there is an array of bonus training materials including posters, newsletters, infographics, and tip sheets. PhishLine has partnered with several reputable content vendors to augment our built-in content.

Forensics and Incident Response lets you identify, track, and resolve email attacks that originate outside your organization, such as a phishing or ransomware attack. You can search for any ALLOWED email (by subject and/or sender) that your users report to you as malicious, identify all recipients, and perform remediation action on the same.

Use Forensics and Incident Response to identify users that received malicious email and automatically send alerts notifying them of an incident. These emails can be sent in bulk to all affected users.

Use Forensics and Incident Response to identify users that received malicious email and permanently remove malicious emails directly from user inboxes. This action can be taken by IT administrator without need to involve end users.

Identity all users who received malicious emails and clicked on links within these messages. Automatically send them email notifications with instructions to change their passwords and other necessary remediation actions.

Forensics and Incident Response gives you access to Insights, to glean more information about email use patterns. This intelligence can be used to identify anomalies within delivered mail and to uncover instances of phishing attacks that might otherwise go undetected.