Security awareness training for teams that want real behaviour change

Annual training is typically one templated phishing email and a long video, once a year. SecurityRing lets you run regular simulations of current attacks, recommended from your industry, company and tools, across email, deepfake video in email and WhatsApp (private beta). Anyone who slips gets a lesson on that exact attack straight away, and you see click and completion results by team over time instead of a completion certificate.

Recommendations come from your organisation profile (industry, country and regulators), the tools your people log in to, your company and industry news, and new scams in public advisories. SecurityRing also shows anonymised, aggregated attack patterns from other customers’ campaigns in the last 90 days, with click rates. Emails are personalised with each employee's name, department and manager.

Very little, and no security engineer. Fill in your organisation profile and tech stack, import your employee roster as a CSV or XLSX file, and have your email admin allowlist SecurityRing's sender details once (a ready-made request is in the app). SecurityRing provides the sending domains, so no DNS changes are needed. After that, you launch each campaign in minutes: choose people, pick a recommendation, approve and schedule.

Very little. Most employees only see a simulation now and then. If someone falls for one, a training page opens with a video of that exact email and a quick quiz, designed to take under two minutes. Across 100+ SecurityRing campaigns that have trained 10,000+ people, more than half of the people who clicked completed the in-the-moment lesson without a reminder. This is SecurityRing platform data, not an independently audited figure. There is no long annual course to schedule.

SecurityRing gives you evidence to support the security awareness training requirements in SEBI CSCRF, RBI's cyber security directions, the HIPAA Security Rule (§164.308(a)(5)), the DPDP Act's reasonable security safeguards, SOC 2 (CC2.2), ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (A.6.3), PCI DSS (12.6.3) and NIST CSF 2.0 (PR.AT). It doesn't make you compliant or certify anything, and its lesson goes to people who act on a simulation rather than to every employee, so keep your baseline training alongside it. Your auditor or regulator decides what evidence is sufficient.

For each campaign: who was targeted, who opened, clicked or submitted details, which of them completed the lesson and quiz, and a dated interaction audit trail. Across campaigns, the executive trend report shows the phishing exposure score and how risk changed by department and seniority. Download reports as PPT or PDF and data as CSV, so preparing evidence takes less manual spreadsheet work.

Pricing is quote-based. It is scoped around your employee count, campaign volume, reporting needs and the compliance support you want, so a 50-person team and a 5,000-person regulated enterprise aren't forced into the same plan. SecurityRing does not publish list prices. Book a demo or see the pricing page to discuss a scope that fits your team.