TFW your company does a security test by sending out a mystery link to everyone which tracks how many people have clicked it and then just redirects to "Never gonna give you up"!

Most of the company does to spread awareness about phishing emails

not once have I missed an opportunity to click on those links. Except I do in a sandbox VM.

And yet, if the link has a token unique to my account in the company, I'll be registered as "the idiot who clicked on the link" :/

P.S. The rickrolling is a good idea though!

@FahadAlt
Most companies do it because they bought some cookie cutter software tied to some punitive training initiative to make it look like they're doing anything about security. It's theater.

My company did something similar with a phishing link that asked for your internal login data and promised some free hardware

The problem was tough, it was sent using our own it email, from our domain.
I use mail box rules to filter certain internal mail out into another directory, so I immediately saw that it came from the it department and thought “oh it must actually be legit...”

EDIT: the Rick roll is 10/10 though