Everything else is in your stack. Awareness should be too.
Your company runs an identity system, a SOC, a ticket queue and a policy on where data may live. Awareness is usually the one control outside all four, in a vendor portal somebody exports a spreadsheet from once a quarter. Cyberdise runs inside your boundary instead.

Your data stays where your policy puts it.
As SaaS, Cyberdise runs in ISO 27001 certified data centers in Switzerland and Germany, which is where your data is stored. Where it must not leave your own walls, run it in your cloud or on your servers. There, it goes through review like any other internal service.
- Every feature, whether it runs as SaaS, in your cloud or on your servers
- On premises as a rootless Docker image
- Runs behind your proxy, even with no direct route to the internet
- Outbound mail over TLS, and service logs your operators can download

Plugged into the stack your team already runs.
Cyberdise takes its users from your directories and hands what people report to your SOC. Nobody maintains a second user list.

Every company runs its own program, and you see all of them.
Each subsidiary gets its own realm, with its own campaigns, domains and reports, and its local operators see only their own. Templates go out in each person's language, so Lyon trains in French and Zurich in German.
- A separate realm per company, with a group-wide view on top
- Content in 12+ languages, matched to each person automatically
- Several Microsoft 365 tenants handled from one realm
- Onboarding schedules and reminders that run without anyone chasing
Ready for your works council and your DPO.
These are the points a works council or data protection officer tends to raise first, and what the platform does about each.
How a rollout begins.
A Cyberdise partner usually runs it with your team. Where no partner is involved yet, Cyberdise supports you directly.
- 01ScopeA first call settles your hosting rules, your directories and who will operate the platform.
- 02Set upCyberdise guides the installation and the first directory sync, whether it runs as SaaS or on your servers.
- 03Brief the works councilShare the anonymization concept and the campaign plan early, before any exercise goes out.
- 04BaselineA first exercise in one company or group gives you the number every later result is measured against.
- 05Scale outAdd the next companies and languages, then let the schedules run.
The number to bring to your board.
We run KnowBe4 or Microsoft Defender today. Why switch?
Will our works council accept it?
Can it cover every subsidiary and country in the group?
Where does our data live?
Part of our mail still runs on Exchange on premises. Can people report from there?
Which AI model does it use?
Who runs the platform day to day?
How is pricing worked out for a group?
Plan the rollout for every subsidiary in one call.
A 30-minute demo built around your hosting rules, your directories and the questions your works council will ask.