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Keepnet Phishing Simulator vs SANS Phishing Platform

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FactKeepnet Phishing SimulatorSANS Phishing Platform
APIThe pricing page describes REST APIs with role- and permission-based access, and the platform security page describes an API-first design.SANS states that its platform includes a full API for custom integrations.
Founded20171989
HeadquartersLondon, England, United KingdomNorth Bethesda, Maryland, United States
IntegrationsListed integrations include Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Microsoft Exchange, Azure AD, Okta, Salesforce, Splunk Enterprise, IBM QRadar, Splunk SOAR and Palo Alto Cortex XSOAR.The platform offers prebuilt SSO, SMTP and Active Directory integrations.
PurposeThe simulator runs AI-personalized phishing tests across email, voice, SMS, QR codes and deepfake, then reports human risk and links failed tests to response and targeted training.The platform tests employees’ ability to withstand phishing and social engineering attacks.
SupportThe pricing page says enterprise customers receive dedicated customer success and support teams and mentions SLA support.Standard support includes implementation webinars, FAQs, getting-started guides and email support; additional implementation guidance is available.

Keepnet Phishing Simulator plans

  • Keepnet Phishing SimulatorPriced on request

SANS Phishing Platform plans

  • Phishing Training (CIS Aggregate Buy, 2017)$3,000 a year
  • SANS Phishing PlatformPriced on request
  • SANS Security Awareness / Phishing—

Pick Keepnet Phishing Simulator if…

It suits organizations of different sizes, including SMEs, enterprises, and MSSPs, that want to simulate phishing across several channels. Teams that need risk reporting or targeted training after failed tests may find its workflow relevant.

Pick SANS Phishing Platform if…

It suits organizations running continuous phishing-awareness programs that need simulations, training, campaign automation and reporting. Customers must have authorization for every simulated target.

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