A year of exercises, training and reports. You operate none of it.
Nobody at your company has hours to spare for security awareness, and buying a tool won't create them. So a Cyberdise partner runs a ready-made, managed program for twelve months, or Cyberdise runs it directly while you get started.

Set up once. Then it runs.
Your part ends after setup. From then on, each step arrives on schedule, and the last one starts the next year.
- 01BaselineEvery employee receives one first exercise. Every later result is measured against it.
- 02Exercises all yearSimulated phishing attacks arrive at random through the year, the way real ones do.
- 03Knowledge testEveryone is introduced to the curriculum and takes a short test, so training can start where people actually are.
- 04Training every weekA structured curriculum lands on a fixed weekday, spread over the year, with reminders that do not need chasing.
- 05Report every monthThe people responsible get a report each month.
- 06Year endThe baseline exercise and the knowledge test are repeated, the year-end report follows, and the next year begins.
A monthly report nobody has to assemble
Each month the people responsible get a report built from live data in your layout, so the board sees a trend instead of a one-off score. At year end, a full report shows where you finished against where you started.
- Generated from live data, never assembled by hand
- Clicks, reports and training progress against the baseline
- A full year-end report the board can read without a briefing

Can we take over parts of it later?
What do we have to provide?
Will the exercises reach our inboxes?
What a year of exercises changes
Source: AISP study
Evidence for the board every month, and nobody on your side assembling it.
In a 30-minute demo, walk through the program year and a sample monthly report. Once you say yes, your partner or Cyberdise has you up and running quickly.