Every control you deploy still routes through a human being.
Firewalls don't get phished. People do. Our awareness programme turns your staff from your least predictable control into your first line of defence — phishing simulation, role-based training, and reporting your board can read.
- #1Entry point is a click, not a system failure
- 0 ptsWeight of staff awareness in the Breach Clock risk score
- Role-basedTraining matched to what each role actually risks
- Cancel anytimeNo lock-in on the awareness programme
Attackers don’t hack in when they can log in.
Business email compromise and credential phishing remain the most common way into an Australian business, not a novel exploit, a convincing email. Every technical control you deploy still depends on someone recognising the one that isn't.
Training that changes behaviour, not just attendance.
A completion certificate proves nothing. This is what proves the risk actually went down.
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We simulate the attack, not just describe it
Realistic phishing simulation shows you who would have clicked, before an adversary finds out first.
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We train by role, not by rote
Finance sees invoice-fraud scenarios. Reception sees social-engineering calls. Training matches the risk each role actually carries.
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We report what changed
Click rates, reporting rates and improvement over time — evidence for your board, not a completion certificate.
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We hand your team the reporting habit
A one-click 'report phishing' button becomes muscle memory, turning staff into sensors instead of targets.
6 controls. One accountable partner.
Every line below is deployed, monitored, and maintained by us — not a part-time attention split across your other vendors.
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- Ongoing phishing simulation campaignsRealistic, evolving scenarios — not the same test email twice.
- Role-based training modulesContent matched to the risk each role actually carries, not one video for the whole business.
- One-click phishing reportingA standing habit that turns a targeted employee into an early-warning sensor.
- Departmental & board-ready reportingClick rates, report rates and trend lines your board can read without a briefing.
- Scaled to headcount, 50 to 500+ staffSized to your business and managed as part of your ongoing engagement.
- Folded into Shield & Fortress reportingAwareness metrics feed the same board-ready reporting as the rest of your programme.
Watch the click rate fall — and the report rate climb.
This is what a mature awareness programme looks like over successive simulation cycles.
Cycle 1 — baseline
The first simulation, run before any training — the number every business starts from.
Cycle 2 — after first module
Role-based training lands and the one-click reporting habit starts to form.
Cycle 3 — ongoing programme
Repetition and harder scenarios keep pushing the click rate down.
Cycle 4 — mature programme
Staff now report more suspicious emails than they click on — the control your board can see working.
Illustrative pattern from ongoing engagements — figures vary by business and are not a guarantee of outcome.
We don't describe the work. We show it.
A $40,000 invoice-fraud attempt, stopped by the person it targeted.
- An email impersonating a known supplier requested updated payment details.
- The accounts-team member who received it had completed invoice-fraud simulation training six weeks earlier.
- She reported it through the one-click button before actioning the payment.
The payment was never made. The simulation that trained her for this exact scenario had run a month before the real attempt arrived.
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