
Phishing simulations and security training
Opsinel sends your employees realistic phishing emails. Anyone who clicks the link gets a lesson.
Three steps are all it takes from you
- 01Add your employees
- 02Send a simulation
- 03Check the results
Would you spot it?
Read the email, find the warning signs and answer one question. Then see how the result looks to a manager.
Interactive example
- Lesson
- Exercise
- Summary
Urgent: update your password within 2 hours
Your password expires today. Update it now or you will lose access to your mailbox.
What would you do with this email?
The sender says they are from IT, and the request looks routine. Check the address and the link before you click.
This is a short demo. In a real simulation, clicking the link opens a lesson for the employee, and the manager sees the results.
What makes Opsinel different
You see who clicked and who finished the lesson
Do it yourself, or leave it to us
The introductory security course comes with the plan, and we can write a course on another topic for you.
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Worth knowing before you start
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What is a phishing simulation?
Phishing is a fake email meant to trick someone into giving away a password or money. A phishing simulation is a safe copy of such an email: the employee receives it like a real one and, if they click the link, sees a short lesson straight away.How to run your first phishing simulation
Do we need to tell employees, and is it legal?
Employees need to be told in general that the company may run security tests, for example in your internal rules or security policy. You confirm this, along with the other terms, in a legal consent before your first campaign. They are not told when or which email will arrive, or the results would not show real behaviour. Requirements differ between countries, so check with your legal adviser if in doubt.
What happens if someone clicks the link?
A safe page opens with a lesson of about 15 minutes. We send no malicious files. If someone types a password, Opsinel records only that details were entered; the password itself is never stored.
Is training included, or only phishing simulations?
It's included. Every plan has simulations, post-click lessons and an introductory security course, and you can buy other courses separately.
Does it work for a small team?
Yes. The base price includes 10 seats, so a smaller team pays the same. For larger teams, the price per employee goes down.
How long does setup take?
About half an hour. You don't need to connect Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace to start.
Can the emails come from our own domain?
Yes, if you connect your own outgoing mail server (SMTP). Otherwise, emails are sent through Opsinel.
What if Opsinel isn't right for us?
Within 7 days of activating a plan, you can cancel and get the full amount back. After that, you can cancel at any time and keep access until the end of the paid period.
Create an account and see for yourself
The dashboard opens with sample data straight away. You only pay when you activate a plan.