Security Awareness Training and Phishing Simulation

Owned by Matthew Sywulak
Last updated: Oct 11, 2023
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Through a new partnership with Wizer Security Awareness Training and Phishing Simulation tool, INKY is proud to offer their vast catalogue of comprehensive and dynamic Security Awareness Training modules, along with comprehensive Phishing Simulation tools. This integration combines INKY's industry-leading phishing protection solution with Wizer's innovative training platform, empowering organizations to strengthen their defenses against evolving cyber threats. With a wide range of interactive training modules and realistic phishing simulations, businesses can now proactively educate their employees, foster a culture of security awareness, and significantly reduce the risk of falling victim to sophisticated phishing attacks.

Please contact your Account Executive directly or support@inky.com to get you setup with a 14-day free trial of INKY Security Awareness Training.

Initial Configuration

After receiving the Security Awareness Training welcome email, after reaching out to your Account Executive or support@inky.com, setup your initial account using the provided instructions.

Step 1 - INKY Settings Change

There are a few changes that ensure simulation emails run smoothly within INKY.

  1. Navigate to the INKY App Dashboard at Phishing Awareness Training - INKY (inkyphishfence.com)

  2. Select “INKY Security Awareness Training (Powered by Wizer)” from the Phishing Awareness Training Platforms list.

  3. Scroll down to the newly available settings and select:

    1. Always deliver simulated phishing messages to the user's Inbox (only applies if using INKY's Delivery Settings)

    2. Do not attach raw messages to reports for simulated phishing messages

    3. Send email notifications to different addresses when users report simulated phishing messages.

      1. Leave the text field empty if you don’t need to receive the report emails OR

      2. input an email address to receive the report emails.

  4. Select “Save Changes” at the bottom right corner.

You don’t need to select “Bypass link rewriting for all links in simulated phishing messages” because INKY will already know not to click on the links during analysis based on selecting “INKY Security Awareness Training (Powered by Wizer)” from above. If you do select this option, it could give away that these emails are different to end-users because they would no longer be rewritten by INKY.

Step 2 - Configure your email provider to allow training emails

Follow the below instructions for M365 or Google Workspace to ensure mail is delivered to end users appropriately.

M365 Configuration - INKY Knowledge Base - Confluence (atlassian.net)

Google Workspace Configuration - INKY Knowledge Base - Confluence (atlassian.net)

Step 3 - General Allow List for Firewalls and AV

Add the general allow list to appropriate firewalls and AV appliances as applicable.

General Configuration (Firewalls, AVs, etc.) - INKY Knowledge Base - Confluence (atlassian.net)