Security Awareness
Reduce human risk through training programs based on behavioral science principles, designed to deliver personalized and interactive learning experiences on cybersecurity.

Why choose training
Since the arrival of ChatGPT, cyberattacks targeting employees have increased by 1,275%. They are more sophisticated and harder to detect. Traditional training is no longer sufficient to address today’s threats. A new approach is needed.
Microlearning via chat (integrated with Microsoft Teams
and major collaboration platforms)
Custom phishing simulations to train users to recognize the most common threats

User engagement
through gamification,
storytelling,
and leaderboards
Dashboard for monitoring
platform compliance
and ROI

engagement
Engage and train
to reduce human risk
The platform adapts content to users’ real behaviors, delivering targeted interventions that strengthen security habits over time. Lessons are brief, relevant, and communicated in simple language, making them easy to absorb without disrupting the workday.
- Integration with Microsoft Teams
- Engaging interaction through gamification, memes, and emojis
- Optimization of training time
SIMULATION
Phishing simulations based on real user behavior
Personalized phishing simulations based on each employee’s risk profile, where frequency and difficulty levels dynamically adapt to user behavior—making the training experience more effective and targeted.
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AI-enhanced simulations
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Multi-channel phishing simulations


Insights
Dedicated chat
for 1:1 support
A digital assistant always available within collaboration channels, providing immediate support and contextual microlearning for daily questions and doubts.
- Simple and fast interactions
- Conversational chat
- Strengthening the security culture
70% improvement
in phishing awareness
after 3 months
Clear and visible
KPIs for
each employee
90% active
user participation
without coercion
92% ability
to recognize
phishing attacks

Behavioral cybersecurity: how science drives training
An email from HR. An attachment called “updated\_contract.pdf.” 6:07 PM, end of the day, brain on autopilot. Click.

Phishing simulation: how often you should test your users (without driving them away)
How much is too much? How much is too little?
And most importantly: how can you tell when a simulation is truly teaching… and when it’s just annoying?

Security awareness: the 5 mistakes that undermine training
Everyone talks about security training. Everyone runs courses, simulations, webinars.

16 billion accounts compromised. Are you at risk?
A new, massive data breach puts billions of accounts worldwide at risk.

From security by design to AI agent safety: what EchoLeak teaches us
In the IT world, security by design has been a topic of discussion for years—a principle as simple as it is powerful.