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CanIPhish
What Is CanIPhish?
Train your users and reduce their phish click risk by up to 90% with an easy-to-use market-leading platform.
Our platform does this by utilising real-world techniques and phishing material to phish and train employees. We track all interactions from emails viewed, to payloads clicked to credentials and endpoints compromised. We allow you to then identify which users are prone to phishing material and target them for future training.
We use a modern approach to combat a modern threat.
Who Uses CanIPhish?
CanIPhish provides the world's first self-service phishing simulation platform. Sign-up for free and instantly access our easy to use platform to simulate phishing threats and train your employees.
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Reviews of CanIPhish
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Powerful and realistic employee training
Comments: We have about 150 employees worldwide, and need to train them to recognise phishing emails and to act according to our internal process. CanIPhish is enabling use to launch monthly simulation campaigns and to track who of our employees needs more training.
Pros:
I love that there are many phishing email templates and website templates that are readily available to start training employees quickly. They are also customizable, which makes it easy to target specific at-risk employees with more detailed campaigns.
Cons:
The UI is not the best in the world, but it still gets the job done.
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Simple yet effective
Comments: Phishing testing and training for users is critical to enterprise security these days. CanIPhish provides a clean, easy-to-use system without breaking our bank.
Pros:
Extremely easy to use and understand. Support is exceptional. Continually adding new features as well as very responsive to feature or modification suggestions. Pricing is per test email per month instead of "per user", allowing rotation of different sets of users tested/trained each month.
Cons:
I tried to leave this field blank as I am unable to come up with anything about the product that I dislike. But Capterra insists I put something here.
Great Product, minor issue
Pros:
Easy to deploy quick tests and training. Also, very easy to upload groups via the CSV template.
Cons:
Occasionally, if I schedule a test for the next day between a set time ie 8:45am-9am the tool will not send the emails between that window?
Can I Phish Response
2 months ago
Hi Jack, thanks for the review and feedback! The reason for the delivery time anomaly is that we randomize the delivery of emails for scheduled campaigns by +/- 10 minutes of the scheduled time. This helps prevent every batch of emails from coming at the same time for every batch of delivery (e.g. 9am, then 10am, then 11am, etc.).
CanIPhish review from a Cybersecurity Admin
Pros:
What I liked most about CanIPhish is its user-friendly interface and powerful phishing detection capabilities. It provides an easy way to assess and improve cybersecurity by identifying potential phishing threats. The detailed reports and real-time alerts ensure that I can take swift action to protect my online security. CanIPhish is a valuable tool for anyone concerned about phishing attacks.
Cons:
I wish there was something I could type here but fortunately there is one, whenever I came up with something I needed, and I contacted [sensitive content hidden], all those features were already available.
Reveiw of CanIPhish Trial
Comments: CanIPhish is a great way to bench mark where employee's security awareness is, and which groups to target for training.
Pros:
Very easy to integrate with Google Workspace.Clear setup guide and easy to setup campaigns.
Cons:
Email reports did not send their attachments.Would like an ability to schedule some training materials outside of campaign, such as an onboarding processes.
Can I Phish Response
11 months ago
Hi Anthony! Thanks for the review and feedback. The issue with scheduled reports not sending their attachments has been fixed, thanks for flagging this!
