Product Update: Simulated Phishing URLs
New simulated phish URLs are live!
As part of our ongoing effort to provide the best possible experience to our Partners and their clients, we have expanded the landing page URLs in our simulated phishing emails.
This means that your end users will experience new variation in the links in their phishing attack simulations.
From the Engineering team 🤓:
Issues:
- Landing pages hosted at infimasec.com was confusing for users who were told to trust the infimasec.com domain as part of their training
- Lack of URL variety made simulated phishing emails obvious to users
Previous State
- All landing pages were hosted behind https://content.infimasec.com
Now
- Simulated phishing URLs vary and will change in time
- Multiple phish landing pages with randomized subdomains
Recommendations
Ensure your end clients are using our Report Phishing Button. This automatically filters between actual and simulated phishing emails, reducing the strain on your support team.
Have concerns or feedback?
Please do not hesitate to reach out to your INFIMA point of contact! We value your input every step of the way (you know... like those 3 Clicks kicks steppin' up top!).
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