Your people spot the attack. Security awareness training turns your weakest control into the one that catches what the filters miss.
- Sessions built on what a real test just showed
- Short practical sessions, not a slide deck
- Repeat testing, so you can watch the number move
We work with your people, not around them
Built on what a real test showed
Each session follows a live campaign against your own staff, so the hour goes on what actually went wrong here instead of on general advice.
Sessions people sit through willingly
Short, practical and built on what the simulation just showed, rather than an annual hour nobody remembers.
A number that moves
The click rate is measured, retested and reported, so the effect is visible instead of assumed.
What your people are actually taught
- The session itself
- Short and practical, for the teams it applies to and in the tools they already use. Not an annual hour nobody remembers.
- Spotting the tell
- What gives a message away: the domain that is almost right, the tone that is almost theirs, the request that is almost normal. On real examples.
- Physical and everyday habits
- Being followed through a door, a device left unlocked, a memory stick in reception. The parts nobody counts as security.
- Passwords and second factors
- Reused passwords, the manager nobody adopted, and the approval prompt you did not ask for. That last one loses most accounts now.
- Reporting
- What to do in the minute after realising, without expecting to be blamed. The difference is whether you hear about it in ten minutes or ten days.
- Managers and their teams
- What a manager does with a result, and how to ask about a click without teaching the next person to keep quiet about theirs.
How it works
Measure
A first simulation establishes where you actually are. Nobody is named or blamed.
Teach
Sessions aimed at what went wrong, for the people it went wrong for.
Retest
Quarterly, so improvement is demonstrated rather than claimed.
What you get
A number you can put in front of the board - and watch move
Click rate and report rate, taken at the start and every quarter, by team rather than by person. Names never appear: a programme that punishes teaches people to hide the click, and that costs the ten minutes that matter.
Find out what your click rate really is
One simulation answers a question most companies guess at.