Knowbe4, Inc.

Jasmine Rodriguez

Daniel Cormier

Mark Ezell

Andy Reed

The systems and methods disclose creating variations of criteria for a query-based group of users. One or more criteria from a plurality of criteria available is selected to form a query to identify members of query-based group of users. Using the selected one or more criteria, query-based groups of users are generated. Each of the plurality of query-based groups of users may have a query with a variation of the selected one or more criteria. A user count data of user membership in each query-based group of the query-based groups of users is determined based at least on applying the query of each of the plurality of query-based groups of users to one or more databases. One or more of the plurality of query-based groups of users is identified as being validated for a statistical significance based at least on the user count data and the one or more criteria.

Auto smart groups trend analytics

The systems and methods disclose an automated effective template generation and recommendation for selection. A semantic similarity of a plurality of messages may be identified that at least meets a similarity threshold, each of the plurality of messages reported by a plurality of users as a potentially malicious message. The plurality of messages may be indexed under a common template identifier. One or more messages of the plurality of messages indexed under the common template identifier may be determined to have a report-to-reach ratio less than a report-to-reach threshold. Responsive to the determination, the one or more messages may be identified to be used for generating one or more simulated phishing templates. A recommendation of the one or more templates may be provided to a system administrator and/or a security awareness and simulation training platform to create and deliver simulated phishing messages using the templates.

Automated effective template generation

Systems and methods are disclosed for creating simulated phishing attack messages that have characteristics which make them appear genuine, while also having characteristics that a user should recognize as being false. Simulated phishing emails may appear to be more realistic to a recipient user if the user observes that the email has also been sent to an individual known to the recipient within the same company. However, it may not be desirable to send the simulated phishing email to such additional recipients. The systems and methods include communicating a simulated phishing email from a server of a simulated phishing attack system to a recipient user of an entity. The simulated phishing email appears to the recipient user as though it is also addressed to one or more non-recipient users of the entity, even though the email is not sent to the non-recipient users.

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Clearwater, FL, United States of America

Jasmine Rodriguez