You can see all the phishing campaigns we offer to help you plan your next campaign.
When to use the phishing catalogue
The best time to use the phishing catalogue is when you are planning your next phishing campaign. This way, you can get an overview of the possibilities for your next campaign.
How to choose the right campaign
Your Customer Success Manager will help you create the best campaign for your organization, depending on factors like, e.g., your goals for the training, previous exposure to phishing, and any particular strengths or weaknesses.
Your role
When planning which campaign to run next, you should consider choosing one with a “phishing sign” that you have not run before or one that has proven difficult for your organization.
Also take into consideration whether your organization is ready for a more or less difficult campaign.
- If your colleagues are no longer clicking on phishing simulations and/or submitting data, then it might be time to increase the difficulty.
- Alternately if they seem disheartened, then consider giving them an easier campaign to boost their confidence.
How to use the phishing catalogue
The phishing catalogue is where you can browse all the available campaigns. There's a link to the catalogue in the top right corner of the phishing section on our platform.
Here's what a sample campaign looks like when you view it in the catalogue:
- On the left side of the screen is the email your end users will receive.
- On the right side of the screen is a description of the campaign. The description introduces the specific email and the primary learning objective/phishing sign for the campaign.
Click on "Preview" to see more details about the campaign.
Then, you can scroll to the left to see more parts of the campaign, like the landing/login page and the redirect page, where users will be sent after they have submitted their credentials.
Watch this short video that shows you how to scroll through the catalogue:
Navigating the phishing catalogue
You can navigate through all the available campaigns by scrolling down the page or using the search bar.
Alternatively, you can find a specific campaign by hovering over the “red” campaign names, scrolling until you find the one you are looking for, and clicking it (see image below).
You can filter the campaigns by language, difficulty, phishing sign, or sender to view the campaigns that are most relevant to you.
Got a question?
Contact us at support@cyberpilot.io