Compliance and security awareness
We can build drills on your own security policy, a test phishing email in the real inbox, and practice for telling a colleague that a shortcut has to stop.
What we can build for security and compliance
Drills and a test email in the real inbox
Short drills on your own security policy, and a test phishing email sent only when you decide. A click becomes a short lesson.Built for a client's IT security teamPractice for telling a colleague a shortcut has to stop
Security leads rehearse the conversation out loud, with an AI playing the team lead who made the call.In the browserA weekly digest of policy changes
Every Monday, what changed in your policies, in a few short posts that someone on your side approves first.Every MondayAnswers from your security policy
People ask in their own words and get the answer from the policy you chose to share.In the browser
Example: the colleague who shared a login
You
You are the IT security lead. A team lead has been sharing a VPN login with their team to get around multi-factor authentication.
Practice for the conversation
The AI playsSara, team lead, under delivery pressure
Is not careless. Is behind on a deadline, believes the policy is the obstacle, and will say so.
Sara opens.
“The extra login step was costing us twenty minutes a day. I made a call.”
A drill from your policy
Drill: your security policy, section 3
- The policy says
- Logins are never shared, even inside a team.
- Question
- A colleague asks to borrow your VPN login for one afternoon. What do you say?
Your people learn your security policy a few minutes at a time, and a click on a test email becomes a short lesson.
The drills and the test email were first built for a client's IT security team.
Tell us where your security program needs help
Bring one situation to a demo, and we will show you what we would build for it.