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Testing Phishing Campaign (Campaign)
Campaign is an actual campaign performed on your users.
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Active Campaign is any campaign which is in status Scheduled, Running or Paused.
Campaign Template
Campaign Templates are predefined templates that are used for Testing Phishing Campaign. These templates consists of a predefined set of Campaign Blocks in specific order. Each campaign template is defined by template name, language, description and ordered blocks.
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List of available campaign templates is in Campaign Templates Section in LazyPhish App.
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Campaign Template Block (Campaign Block)
Campaign Blocks are basic building blocks of campaign templates.
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Name
Description
Email Template
Landing Page
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For each block you can see the details and you can select preview of Email template and Landing page. You can also use the paper plan button to send a testing version of the block to your email.
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Campaign Sending Mode
Sending mode is a mode in which the campaign blocks are combined and scheduled during the campaign. There are two modes available:
Randomised (Recommended) - Campaign Blocks are distributed randomly during the campaign for random batches of user. This ensures that users can not share easily their experience with phishing they recently received. We believe that this approach is more effective and reporting is more accurate.
Block by Block - Campaign Blocks are distributed in order as they are presented in the campaign template overview. Blocks are performed one by one in waves.
Domain (Domain Name)
Domain Name identifies a specific network domain of a specific company.
For example in email:
“lazyphish.com” is the Domain Name.
Domain Validation
As a security measure in LazyPhish we allow you to start the testing phishing campaign only to emails within a domain you own. Therefore before we allow you to start a campaign you must validate the domain.
Domains can be validated in Domains section in LazyPhish App.
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Campaign Training Part
If enabled user will be redirected to a training portal after a successful phishing attack, i.e. when a user clicks on a phishing email without landing page or if a user submits data on a landing page.
The training process consists of three parts:
Introduction - User is acquianted with the fact they fell for phishing simulation and is asked to spare a few minutes to go through a quick training process.
Training - User is led through the main principles of cyber awareness and is thought how to prevent falling for social engineering attacks in the future
Quiz - Finally, the user is asked to fill out a short quiz to test their newly acquired skills.
If the user completes the whole process, it will be recorded in the LazyPhish reports.