Illustrative figures — not a client's data
Proof, not promises
Numbers a CISO can take to the board.
Resilience rate, click-rate trend, repeat-clicker cohorts and time-to-report — measured continuously, exportable for audit. Awareness stops being a compliance checkbox and becomes a security control with a graph behind it.
- Per-department and per-individual tracking
- Breach-exposed staff enrolled in training automatically
- SAML SSO, enforced MFA and audit exports
- Every figure exportable, so a board pack is not a screenshot
Those figures are a worked example, and they say so twice. Client outcomes appear on this site as named case studies published with written permission, or they do not appear at all — there are no anonymous testimonials here and no satisfaction percentage without a survey behind it.
It is a slower way to build a proof section. It is also the only version of one that survives a procurement review — and a security company's marketing claims get read as a sample of its engineering claims.
Case studies
Published with permission, or not at all
None published yet
Naming a client requires written permission on file, and the platform refuses to publish a study without it. Those conversations are underway. In the meantime we are happy to arrange a reference call — which is better evidence than a paragraph we wrote ourselves.
A baseline simulation produces this dashboard for your organisation rather than an example of one. That is usually the first thing we run.
One published rate per seat, whatever your tier, with the calculator on the page.