Phishing simulation and security-awareness training, built for MSPs. We connect to the directory and the tools you already run, train your people, and push each client's risk into your PSA and RMM. No mailbox access, ever.
People are the attack surface. Add the awareness tools that let you shore up the right vector, the human vector, and your clients' weakest link becomes something you can measure and improve: simulations that surface the risk, training that closes it, and posture you can prove to the client.
Training goes out on schedule, every time. You watch delivery health in real time, and support answers when you reach out. Reliable enough to build your service on.
Interactive training with knowledge checks, and a certificate of completion.
Simulations, reminders, and remediation run on their own, all year. New employees enrolled the moment they appear in the directory.
Roster, posture, and even tickets can flow into the PSA and RMM you already run. Awareness shows up where your technicians spend their time.
Connect your PSA or RMM once. We pull your client roster, push each client's phish-prone rate, training completion, and risk into their record. We can even open a ticket when someone reports a real phish, then close it when it's handled. No re-keying, no second dashboard to remember.
Simulations send from our own authenticated domains. Reporting is a one-click button right in Outlook and Gmail that posts straight to us. We never read or write a mailbox, so you and your clients stay out of our compliance scope. Security posture, not a slogan.
Link the client's Microsoft 365 or Google directory, and your PSA or RMM. Minutes, not a project.
Topic-matched phishing simulations run on a schedule you set once, rotating so nobody memorizes them.
A click launches interactive remediation for that person automatically, with reminders until it's done.
Posture lands in your RMM and a client-ready report is one click away. The whole thing runs itself.
We're onboarding a small group of design partners now. If awareness has been the tool you can't quite trust, let's fix that together.
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