TSAT enhances organizational cybersecurity posture by providing employees with engaging and effective security awareness training
Unlimited AI Template Generation
Real-Time Employee Tracking for Analyzing Vulnerability Level
Unlimited Simulation Cycles on Individuals as well as Selected Groups of Employees
Employee Vulnerability Score Assigned to Each Employee
Determination of the Real-Time Phish Risk Rate of the Organization
Integrating Learning Management System with Engaging Awareness Content
cyberattacks rely on social engineering. (Firewall Times)
all cyberattacks begin with a phishing email (Deloitte)
data breach incidents are caused by employee mistakes (IBM)
Prevents Phishing & Social Engineering Attacks – Employees learn to spot and mitigate real-life cyber threats.
Reduces Human Error – Minimizes human error which leads to data breaches.
Strengthens Security Posture – Acts as a human firewall against modern cyber threats.
Ensures Compliance – Meets regulatory standards (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA, IRDAI).
Prevents Financial Losses – Avoids breach costs, fines, and reputational damage.
Improves Incident Response – Employees detect and report threats faster.
Establish Cybersecurity Culture – Promotes security awareness across teams.
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Cyber attack simulation is an essential part of security awareness training and one of the most effective means of equipping employees with the knowledge they need to detect and prevent attacks in the real world. In cyber attack simulation training, you can run dummy attack campaigns on your employees to test their response to a real-life attack. It will also enable you to assess just how much at risk your business is and which employees you need to focus on.
Some of the other major cyber threats include phishing, ransomware, BEC attacks, smishing, vishing, etc.
Yes, it helps employees recognize suspicious behaviors and reinforces policies to prevent accidental or malicious insider threats.
Yes, many regulations (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27001) require employee security awareness training to ensure data protection.