A fake supplier email arrives
The invoice looks normal, the attachment is named correctly and the tone is polite.
Risk unnoticedSecurity training for employees
Every day, employees get emails “from the bank”, “from IT” or “from the boss”. Below are six common situations and what Opsinel does in each of them.
What happens in the 40 minutes after one click
A morning like this can happen at any company: a tidy email, a rush and one click.
An employee clicks and signs in
They don't notice the foreign domain and type their password on a fake page.
Mistake madeThe password is used elsewhere
The attacker signs in to email, cloud storage or internal documents.
IT reacts lateLeadership asks whether the team was prepared
Without training, there are no dates or numbers to show.
Nothing to showThe employee stops and tells IT
They saw a similar email in a simulation, so they check the sender and forward the email to IT.
No incidentSix situations and what Opsinel does in each
The first two show how scammers fool employees. The other four show how a company keeps it under control.
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errorFake domainscheduleUrgencylink_offSuspicious link
01
An email “from the bank” looks real
The logo, colours and tone all match. Only the sender address and the link are different, and someone in a hurry doesn't look at them.
How Opsinel helps: We send the same kind of email as practice. Anyone who clicks sees straight away what they missed: the foreign domain, the false urgency and the link.
Lesson 2 of 4
Which signs reveal a fake email?
lightbulbReal banks never force you to act in 5 minutes.
02
An employee types their password on a fake page
The email says their Microsoft 365 password is about to expire. The link opens a page that looks exactly like the sign-in screen, and the password goes straight to the scammers.
How Opsinel helps: The simulation shows who would enter details but never stores the password. The lesson teaches people to read the address and recognise a fake sign-in page.
Click rate9% ▼ 7
Training completed93% ▲ 11
Security score76 ▲ 4
IT88
HR72
Finance64
03
You don't know who in your company would click
Until there's an incident, the risk is invisible. Some employees recognise a suspicious email, others click on everything, and nobody knows who is who.
How Opsinel helps: After the first simulation, you see the click rate for the whole company, each department and each employee. You know who to train first.
Scheduled campaignssupport_agentManaged by Opsinel
W18Bank warningDone
W19IT passwordDone
W20Courier noticeLive
W21HR formScheduled
W22CEO requestScheduled
04
There's never time for training
Security is often handled by the same person who looks after the laptops, accounts and printers. Training gets pushed to next month, and then the month after.
How Opsinel helps: You schedule campaigns up to 3 months ahead and they go out on their own. On Fully Managed, we plan and send them for you.
JKDay 1
- check_circleWelcome email sent
- check_circleIntroductory security course
- scheduleFirst simulation — tomorrow
- radio_button_uncheckedPassword hygiene
- radio_button_uncheckedSecurity basics
2 / 5
05
A new employee doesn't know the rules yet
In their first weeks, a new starter gets lots of emails from unknown senders and doesn't yet know how payments are approved. That makes them an easy target.
How Opsinel helps: You assign the introductory security course as soon as you add them. They take it in the employee portal, signing in with a code sent by email.
Leadership summary · sample data
April–June 2026
Campaigns3
Finished the course41 of 44
Click rate9% → 4%
Certificates issued41
CompanyKalvera
PDF06
A client or leadership asks whether employees are trained
Saying “yes, we train them” is easy. Showing when simulations ran, how many people finished courses and whether clicks are going down is impossible without data.
How Opsinel helps: The leadership summary and employee certificates show it with dates and numbers. Anyone can check a certificate is genuine by its number.
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