About LinkLens
LinkLens was created to make link safety checks simple, visual, and accessible for everyone. Rather than hiding risk signals in technical reports, the tool focuses on clear explanations that help people understand why a link might be dangerous.
Our mission
Most security incidents start with a human being tricked, not a system being hacked. Our goal is to support organisations by giving their people an easy way to practise spotting suspicious links before they click.
LinkLens is designed to complement, not replace, your existing security tools and awareness training.
How LinkLens is used
• As a quick check when you receive an unexpected or suspicious link.
• In training sessions to walk teams through real-world phishing examples.
• As a conversation starter between security teams and staff about safer everyday behaviours online.
Get in touch
If you're interested in using LinkLens as part of a wider awareness programme, or have ideas for improvements, please reach out to your security lead or training coordinator. LinkLens works best when combined with broader education, clear processes, and a culture where people feel comfortable asking for help.
LinkLens is an educational tool and does not guarantee that a link is safe. Always combine automated checks with your own judgement and your organisation's security policies.