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What is a phishing simulation?

A phishing simulation is a safe way to test how employees respond to realistic phishing emails. Instead of waiting for a real attack, organizations can measure who clicks, who reports suspicious emails, and where additional security awareness training may be needed. We put together a phishing simulation checklist, check it out here.

How to run a free phishing simulation

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Choose a phishing template

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Send it to your employees 

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See who clicked

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What you'll learn from a phishing simulation

See who is most at risk immediately

Identify employees and departments that are more likely to click phishing emails. 

Discover which attacks work

Learn which phishing techniques are most convincing to your team. phishing techniques fool your team.

Know where to focus training

Use real results to decide who needs additional coaching instead of guessing.

Choose From Dozens of Realistic Phishing Simulation Templates

Launch realistic phishing emails in minutes. No design work required.

Microsoft 365

Looks like a routine Microsoft notification

Employees are used to seeing Microsoft emails every day. Attackers take advantage of that familiarity to create a false sense of urgency.

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DocuSign

Creates urgency with document requests

A fake signature request is one of the most common phishing techniques because people don't want to delay contracts or approvals.

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Teams

Blends into the normal workday

A missed call or shared file notification feels routine, making it easy to click without thinking.

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Dropbox

Uses trusted brands to build confidence

File sharing requests are common. Employees often click first and verify later.

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Payroll

Targets emotion

Anything involving salary, tax forms, or benefits tends to get immediate attention.

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Employees who click can immediately receive:

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FAQ

Create a free Wizer account, upload or add your employees, choose a phishing template, and launch your simulation. Once it's complete, you'll see who clicked, who ignored the email, and who reported it.

Yes. The phishing simulation is included with your free 10-day access to Wizer. No credit card is required, and there's no commitment.

By default, employees are asked to register before participating in a phishing simulation. This helps verify recipients and protect against misuse.

If your goal is to run a surprise phishing simulation without requiring employee registration, contact our team after signing up. We'll work with you to determine if that option is available for your account.

Most organizations can launch their first phishing simulation in just a few minutes. Wizer includes ready-to-use phishing templates, so there's nothing to build from scratch.

You'll get a clear report showing:

  • Who clicked the phishing email
  • Who reported it
  • Who ignored it
  • Overall click and report rates

These insights help you identify where additional security awareness training may be needed.

No harm is done. The simulation is completely safe. You can choose to automatically direct employees to a short training video that explains what they missed and how to spot similar attacks in the future.

Yes. You can use one of Wizer's ready-made phishing templates or customize the email to better match your organization's needs.

You can run your simulation with up to 100 employees during your free trial.

Your free access ends automatically after 10 days. If you'd like to continue using phishing simulations, security awareness training, and the rest of Wizer's features, you can choose a paid plan. There's no obligation to continue.

No. The simulation is designed to feel like a real phishing email, allowing you to measure how employees would respond in a real-world situation. Once the simulation is complete, you can use the results as a learning opportunity rather than a punishment.