CBN expects: Ongoing cybersecurity awareness for all staff, Role-based training for privileged users, and Evidence of delivery and effectiveness

NDPR requires: Awareness of data protection obligations, Training for staff handling personal data, and Evidence during NDPR audits (DPCO reviews)

We provide a dashboard with real-time metrics, including:
Phishing Click Rate: The percentage of users who fell for a simulation.
Reporting Rate: The percentage of users who used the "Report Phishing" button (the most important metric for resilience).
Knowledge Gap Analysis: Identifying which departments or topics (e.g., passwords vs. social media) need more focus.

Yes. Our curriculum is mapped to major global frameworks. We provide automated audit reports and certificates of completion to prove to auditors and insurance providers that your staff is receiving regular, up-to-date security education.

Not if done correctly. We focus on a "Carrot, not the Stick" philosophy. Our simulations are designed to be "teachable moments," not traps. We recommend positive reinforcement (rewards for reporting) rather than punishment for clicking, which builds a culture of transparency.

We specialize in Micro-learning. Most of our modules are 3–5 minutes long, designed to be completed during a coffee break. We focus on high-impact, engaging content rather than hour-long lectures.

Don't worry—you aren't in trouble. A simulated phish is a safe way to learn. If you click, you will be taken to a short "Teachable Moment" page that highlights the red flags you missed so you can spot them in a real attack next time.

Hackers rarely target the IT team first; they target Finance for wire transfers, HR for employee data, and Sales for client contacts. Every role that uses an email address or a computer is a potential entry point into the company.

That’s exactly what the training teaches you! We show you how to inspect sender addresses, hover over links, and spot "urgency" tactics. If you're ever unsure, always use our "Report Phishing" button—it’s better to be safe than sorry.