Creating a phishing simulation campaign with phishr.com allows you to test and train your employees on recognizing phishing attempts effectively. Follow this detailed guide to set up your campaign.

1. Log in to Phishr.com: Use your credentials to log into your account.

2. Navigate to Campaigns: On the sidebar menu located on the left side of the dashboard, click on “Campaigns.”

3. Start a New Campaign: Click on “New Campaign” to begin setting up your phishing simulation.

1. Campaign Name: In the “Basic Details” section, find the field labeled “Campaign Name.” Enter a descriptive name for your campaign. This name will help you easily identify the campaign in your dashboard and reports.

2. Campaign Description (Optional): If there is an option to add a description, provide a brief summary of the campaign’s purpose and objectives.

1. Access User Groups: In the “User Groups” section, you will see a list of available user groups.

2. Search for Groups: Use the search bar to find specific groups quickly.

3. Select Groups: Click the “Select” button next to the group(s) you want to include in this campaign. You can select multiple groups if needed.

1. Browse Templates: In the “Templates” section, you will find a variety of pre-designed phishing email templates. These templates mimic common phishing scenarios.

2. Search for Templates: Use the search bar to find templates that fit your specific requirements.

3. Preview Templates: Click “Preview” to see what each template looks like. This helps you choose the most appropriate one for your campaign.

4. Select Multiple Templates: You have the option to select more than one template for your campaign. Simply click “Select” next to each template you want to use.

5. Assign Templates to Users:

• When you select multiple templates, you can configure how many templates each user will receive.

• This can be done under the “Advanced Settings” section, ensuring users do not all receive the same email, which prevents them from warning each other about the simulation.

1. Capture Credentials:

• If you want to simulate a scenario where users are asked to enter their credentials, check the box labeled “Attempt to capture credentials.”

• This option will display a landing page that requests a username and password after the user clicks on the phishing link.

2. Enable Interactive Training:

• Check the box labeled “Enable interactive training” if you want users to be directed to an educational page explaining why the email was a phishing attempt.

• If left unchecked, users will be taken to a “You’ve Been Phished” page, informing them of the phishing simulation.

1. Automatic Enrollment: If you want users to be automatically enrolled in a training course after clicking on the phishing link, check the box in the “Auto Enrol In Training Course” section.

2. Select a Course: Choose the specific training course that users will be enrolled in. This is useful for immediate reinforcement of security awareness.

1. Set Launch Date and Time: In the “Scheduling” section, enter the date and time you want the campaign to start in the “Launch At” field.

2. Specify Sending Time: If you need the emails to be sent by a specific time, fill in the “Send By” field.

3. Tracking Duration: In the “Number Of Days To Track Activity For” field, specify the number of days you want to monitor user interactions after the last email is sent.

1. Override Sending Domain:

• If you need to send emails from a specific domain, check the box labeled “Override sending domain.”

• Enter the desired domain details. This feature helps to ensure the emails appear legitimate and bypass certain email filters.

2. Template Distribution:

• When multiple templates are selected, you can specify the number of different templates each user will receive.

• This setting ensures that users do not all receive the same email, reducing the likelihood that they will warn their colleagues about the phishing simulation.

1. Review Campaign Details: Go through all the details you have entered to ensure everything is set up correctly.

2. Start Campaign: Once you are satisfied with the setup, click the “Start Campaign” button at the bottom of the page.