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When a user clicks a link or opens an attachment in a simulation, we redirect them to our educational landing page. It gives a short tip relevant to recognising that particular kind of phishing attempt, and it is where the learning in a simulation actually happens. Under Customisation you can replace that page with your own, so the moment someone falls for a simulation they land on something in your own tone and branding.

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Two ways to do it

1

Create a page

Go to Customisation and click New.
2

Choose a type

Select HTML or URL.
3

Choose the language

See Languages and fallback below.
4

Add more languages

Once saved, select the page and add further languages. Each can use a different HTML page or URL.

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Languages and fallback

Each page can exist in several languages, matched against a user’s language tag.
The first language you create is the fallback. Anyone whose language tag does not match a version you have made lands on that first one, so make it the language most of your organisation reads.
Creating and enabling several pages for the same language results in randomisation, so repeat clickers do not see an identical page every time.

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Before you replace ours

Our default page is available in more than twenty languages and is updated roughly every quarter. A custom page is yours to maintain, in every language you add.
Some simulations have their own landing page first, for example a fake login page. In that case users only reach the educational page after interacting with the fake page. See Micro-learnings.