A ZenGuide alternative that runs next to Proofpoint email security
Proofpoint's awareness training works best inside the Proofpoint email stack. Cyberdise runs next to whatever email security you use, including Proofpoint.
Bundled with your mail, or on its own
Both run simulations by email and SMS, score people by risk and send reported emails on for analysis.
ZenGuide makes sense if you already run Proofpoint email and want one vendor. Cyberdise treats awareness as its own product, hosted where you choose and with voice exercises on real phones.
Four differences next to your mail stack
ZenGuide runs on Proofpoint's shared cloud, with no on-premise option documented.
SaaS with servers in Germany or Switzerland, your own cloud, or your own servers.
Published ZenGuide materials cover callback emails, not live voice simulations.
Vishing exercises from verified numbers, with consent tracked and every call logged.
Turning real attacks into training needs ZenGuide connected to Proofpoint's email security.
Mail to Phish turns a real email into a simulation template, on Microsoft 365 or Gmail.
The published ZenGuide materials list no chatbot for employees' policy questions.
Employees ask in plain language and get answers from your own policies.
When the Proofpoint bundle is the better fit
Adding Cyberdise next to Proofpoint
Proofpoint keeps filtering your mail. Users sync from Active Directory or Entra ID, and SCORM courses you built for ZenGuide run in the Cyberdise LMS.
The Report-a-Phish Button takes over from PhishAlarm in Outlook on Microsoft 365 or Exchange on-premises, and in Gmail. Reported exercises stay in Cyberdise, and anything else can still go to the mailbox your security team watches today.
Can we keep Proofpoint for email and use Cyberdise?
Do we have to buy ZenGuide with Proofpoint email security?
Can it be hosted in Switzerland or on premise?
Which channels beyond email?
Run the behavior loop next to Proofpoint.
In a 30-minute demo, see a real phishing email become a simulation template, with Proofpoint left in place.