1. Baseline the risk
Review workforce roles, common attack paths, current training, recent incidents, and the compliance or customer requirements driving the program.
Security operations · Security awareness
Turn your team from the weakest link into a first line of defense
Most breaches start with a person, not a firewall. A security awareness program — done well — is one of the highest-ROI controls you can run, and frameworks expect it. Cyberneza stands up awareness training and phishing simulation that satisfies your auditors and measurably lowers human risk.
Security operations
Protection that keeps running after the project ends.
Cyberneza extends security programs with Huntress-backed managed endpoint, identity, SIEM, and security-awareness protection — so day-to-day defense keeps operating without you building a 24/7 security function internally.
What we deliver
- Program setup — stand up and configure your awareness platform, tuned to your team and risks.
- Phishing simulation — realistic campaigns with reporting that shows real improvement over time.
- Role-based training — onboarding, annual, and targeted refreshers that people actually complete.
- Evidence & metrics — completion and click-rate reporting auditors and customers want to see.
- Huntress-backed delivery — awareness runs on the same Huntress managed-security stack as endpoint, identity, and SIEM, so training, detection, and response report into one program rather than four. Managed security overview →
Why it matters for compliance
- SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and PCI DSS all require security awareness training.
- Cyber-insurers increasingly require simulated phishing with tracked results.
- It's the cheapest control that moves the needle on your most common attack path.
Running enterprise awareness programs end to end — including KnowBe4 deployments with simulated phishing — is within the principal's hands-on experience.
Delivery process
A measurable program, not an annual checkbox
2. Configure the program
Define audiences, onboarding and annual training, campaign cadence, approved scenarios, escalation paths, and the owners who will act on results.
3. Launch and measure
Run training and phishing simulations, then track completion, reporting behavior, repeat susceptibility, and trends by role without turning the program into public shaming.
4. Improve and evidence
Use results to target refreshers, adjust simulations, close process gaps, and maintain reports that demonstrate the control to auditors, customers, and insurers.
What you receive
- A documented awareness and phishing-simulation plan with named owners and cadence.
- Role and audience mapping for new hires, annual training, and higher-risk teams.
- Campaign configuration and reporting aligned to your environment and policies.
- Metrics that separate completion, clicks, credential entry, and threat reporting.
- An evidence package and improvement backlog that can support audits and customer reviews.
What determines scope
Scope depends on workforce size, locations, existing platform, training cadence, simulation frequency, regulated roles, reporting needs, and whether you need a new program or repair of an existing one.
To get a useful recommendation, send the approximate number of users, the platform you already have (if any), the framework or customer requirement, and the deadline. Cyberneza will identify the smallest practical starting point before proposing work.
Get an awareness program that sticks
Whether you're standing one up for the first time to clear an audit requirement, or fixing a program nobody engages with, we'll scope it to your team and make it real.