The Program

Managed Security Awareness

A managed program that combines authorized simulations, short practical training, and leadership reporting to help your organization build safer email habits over time.

A Managed Program, Not Another Dashboard to Run

Authorized phishing and social-engineering simulations

Realistic, scoped simulations run only with written authorization from your organization.

Short, practical micro-training

Brief lessons tied directly to what your team encountered, delivered on a predictable cadence.

Monthly leadership reporting

A concise summary of program activity, completion, and trends for the people who need visibility.

Ongoing program management

CyberNest schedules campaigns, tracks completion, and keeps the program moving without adding to your workload.

Documented program evidence

A running record of activity that can support internal governance and relevant client or insurer conversations.

Common Email-Risk Themes

Simulations and training are built around the patterns that most often lead to compromise.

Credential-harvesting login pages

Business-email-compromise style requests

Invoice and payment-redirect fraud

Executive and vendor impersonation

Malicious link and QR-code based lures

Urgency and pressure tactics in messages

Program Principles

Every simulation requires written authorization before it runs.

Scope is agreed with your organization in advance, every cycle.

No real passwords or credentials are ever collected.

Individual results are never used to shame or punish employees.

Reporting focuses on trends and program health, not individual call-outs.

Pricing and scope are discussed directly with each organization.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this make us compliant or insurable?
No. CyberNest is not a law firm, an insurance provider, or a certification body, and the program does not guarantee compliance, certification, or insurance outcomes. A documented awareness program can support internal governance and relevant compliance or insurer conversations, but any compliance or coverage decision rests with your organization, your insurer, and your legal counsel.
Will you phish our employees without warning?
No. Every simulation runs only after your organization provides written authorization and agrees to the scope in advance. We do not run unauthorized campaigns against your organization or its employees.
Do you collect employee passwords during simulations?
No. The program does not collect or store real employee passwords or credentials at any point in a simulation.
Will employees who click be punished or named publicly?
No. The program is built around learning, not blame. Reporting focuses on organization-wide trends and program health rather than singling out or shaming individual employees.
What does the program cost?
Pricing depends on organization size, scope, and cadence, so we do not publish a fixed public price. Book a Human Risk Readiness Review and we will discuss options that fit your organization directly.

Ready to Talk Through Your Program?

Book a no-cost Human Risk Readiness Review. It is a conversation, not a test of your team.