Test your team with realistic phishing simulations.

KC Phishing runs realistic, scheduled simulations across email and messaging, then does what most tools stop short of: the moment an employee clicks, it auto-assigns a short security-awareness lesson tailored to what they fell for. Repeat clickers roll into refresher paths automatically. That training and its completion land in the same record as the simulation, with no separate LMS to wire up and no manual follow-up. You get the full loop from click to remediation to audit evidence in one platform.

Reducing click rates takes more than an annual video. KC Phishing pairs ongoing simulated campaigns with microlearning that fires the instant someone clicks, when the lesson lands hardest. It tracks click and report rates by team, department, and role so you see what's working and where to focus. Repeat clickers are automatically enrolled in refreshers, and because results flow through one data model, at-risk employees can be routed to targeted learning paths in KC Skills. Over time you train the specific people attackers target — not everyone, equally, once a year.

Yes. KC Phishing adds a one-click Report Phishing button to Outlook, Gmail, Slack, and Teams. Real reports route straight to your security queue for triage, and reporters get instant positive feedback so the habit sticks. Every report and simulation result feeds the same risk model, so the employees who consistently spot threats show up alongside those who keep clicking. That reporting activity also becomes evidence in Comply's audit trail automatically — one platform, so the signal you collect in KC Phishing is usable everywhere without exporting or reconciling data.

KC Phishing builds a per-employee risk score from simulation history and training completion — who clicks, who reports, and who's finished their refreshers. Roll it up and you see click and report rates by team, department, and role, so a high-risk group like Finance is obvious before an attacker finds it. Because scores live in one shared data model, they don't stay trapped in a security tool: they surface as security-skill gaps in KC Skills, turning your riskiest teams into targeted learning paths. You measure human risk and act on it in the same platform.

KC Phishing simulates threats across both email and messaging, including Slack and Microsoft Teams, because modern attacks don't stop at the inbox. It supports SSO and SCIM for provisioning and connects to your existing LMS. But the real advantage is that there's nothing to integrate internally: a simulated click can auto-assign training in KC LMS and feed Comply's audit trail on its own. You cover email, chat, and remediation from one platform instead of buying a stack of point tools.

Yes. Every simulation, lesson, and completion in KC Phishing is recorded against the employee and flows into Comply's audit trail automatically. When an auditor asks who received security-awareness training and when, the evidence is already there, because remediation you trigger from a phishing click doubles as compliance evidence in the same system as KC Docs. KnowledgeCity is SOC 2 compliant, and the platform is built so the training you run and the proof you need never live in separate systems.

Repeat clickers are the whole reason KC Phishing has automated enrollment. When someone clicks a simulation, they're auto-assigned a relevant lesson; when they click again, they're rolled into a refresher path, with no admin chasing anyone down. Their risk score updates automatically, and the enrollment happens right in KC LMS with completion feeding back into the same record. Your security and L&D teams set the rules once and let the loop run, so attention goes to the handful of people who need it rather than to manual assignment work.

KnowledgeCity is SOC 2 compliant, and KC Phishing supports SSO and SCIM so large organizations can provision and deprovision employees automatically as the directory changes. It integrates with Slack, Teams, and your LMS, and covers simulations across email and messaging. Beyond those connectors, simulation results, risk scores, and training completions already move to KC LMS and Comply's audit trail on their own, with nothing extra to build. It's enterprise-ready security awareness that fits how your identity stack and compliance program already work.