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Security awareness training for the AI attacks hackers are already using.

Attackers now use AI to make emails, cloned voices and deepfake faces believable. SecurityRing runs regular simulations shaped to your industry, company and people, turns every slip into a short lesson on that exact attack, and gives you audit-ready evidence. Practice, not compliance theatre.

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Audit-ready evidence for:

  • EmailLive
  • Deepfake videoLive
  • WhatsAppPrivate beta
  • LinkedIn · voice callsComing soon
SanasAttentive.aiStable MoneyExotel

100+ campaigns10,000+ people trained

WHY TEAMS CHOOSE SECURITYRING

Training that keeps up with the attacks.

Seven ways SecurityRing differs from a once-a-year course, each with the product screen behind it.

CONTINUOUS

Always-on practice, not a once-a-year email

Annual training is typically one templated email and a long video. With SecurityRing you run campaigns all year, each from 1 day to 8 weeks, so people practise against the latest AI-era attacks and not last year’s template.

Campaigns
CAMPAIGNS

A steady rhythm of practice.

Completed campaign exposureJUL – SEP
31%18%13 pp
Programme
03Completed
01In progress
01Scheduled
CAMPAIGNSTATUS / EXPOSURE
  • Payroll updateEmail · Jul 6 – Jul 20
    Completed31%
  • Supplier bank-detail changeEmail · Aug 3 – Aug 24
    Completed24%
  • CEO video messageDeepfake video in email · Sep 7 – Sep 28
    Completed18%
  • New-office document requestEmail · Oct 5 – Oct 26
    Active12% so far
  • Next campaignRecommended for you · Nov
    Scheduled—
Illustrative data · Demo workspace

CONTEXTUAL

Shaped to your industry, company and people

SecurityRing recommends what to simulate from your industry, country and regulators, the tools your people use, your company and industry news, and public advisories such as CERT-In and CISA. Each email is personalised with the employee’s name, department and manager.

Recommendations
RECOMMENDATIONS

Your next 3 simulations.

Company news IndiaFinancial services Latest attacks
Three relevant places to start.Illustrative recommendations for a demo company.

IN THE MOMENT

A lesson on the exact attack they just fell for

Anyone who acts on a simulation lands on a short lesson built from the email they received, with its red flags highlighted, then a quick quiz. It is designed to take under two minutes.

50%+Across 100+ SecurityRing campaigns that have trained 10,000+ people, more than half of the people who clicked completed the in-the-moment lesson without a reminder.Source: SecurityRing platform data, not independently audited.

Training page
ATTACK-SPECIFIC TRAINING

The click becomes a lesson.

Payroll-update simulation“Confirm your payroll details before 5 pm.”28 SEC
0:00 / 0:28
Payroll phishing: spot the pressureVisual lesson · No audio
Spot the urgency Use your known portal Report the request
ONE QUICK CHECK · WHAT WOULD YOU DO NEXT?

BEYOND EMAIL

Email and deepfake video today, more channels on the way

Attacks no longer arrive only as email. SecurityRing puts a deepfake video of one of your own leaders, made with their consent, inside a phishing simulation email; each leader approves it through a private link, and you review a watermarked preview first.

  • EmailLive
  • Deepfake video in emailLive
  • WhatsAppPrivate beta
  • LinkedInComing soon
  • Voice callsComing soon

Simulation channels as of October 2026. Deepfake video is enabled per workspace. WhatsApp is a private beta and not generally available yet.

Deepfake trainingWhatsApp simulation (private beta)

Deepfake email
Your CEOceo@demo-company.example · to you

A quick video before tomorrow’s board call

Hi Alex, I’ve recorded a short update for you. Please watch it before the end of the day.

AI-generated demo avatar used in place of a real leader Play video messageImages not showing? Open the video message.
Illustrative email with an AI-generated demo avatar. In a real campaign, the video features one of your own leaders, created with their consent.

PEER SIGNALS

See the attacks catching out other companies

SecurityRing suggests attacks that are catching out employees at other companies, including peers in your industry. Patterns are anonymised and aggregated from SecurityRing campaigns in the last 90 days, with click rates; no company names or email copy are shared.

Recommendations / Popular
RECOMMENDATIONS / POPULAR

Catching people out elsewhere.

Anonymised campaign signalsLAST 90 DAYS
  • 01
    Popular · Anonymized performance signalSupplier bank-detail change
    Click rate
    27%
    Campaigns
    14
    Companies
    6
    Build this idea
  • 02
    Popular · Anonymized performance signalShared document: salary revision
    Click rate
    22%
    Campaigns
    9
    Companies
    5
    Build this idea
  • 03
    Popular · Anonymized performance signalCourier delivery fee
    Click rate
    19%
    Campaigns
    11
    Companies
    7
    Build this idea
Aggregate results from qualifying campaigns.Illustrative data. Anonymised across customers, no company names.

NO SECURITY ENGINEER

Launch campaigns in minutes, without a security engineer

A GRC or security admin can launch each campaign in minutes: choose people, pick a recommended attack, approve what the AI Builder drafted and schedule it. What to set up first is in the FAQ.

AI builder

AUDIT-READY EVIDENCE

Audit-ready evidence your leadership can open

Every campaign gives you a report of who was tested, who clicked, who completed the lesson and what happened next, plus an executive trend report across campaigns. Download PPT or PDF for the board and CSV for your own records.

Evidence by framework

Reports
REPORTS

Show the progress behind readiness.

SecurityRingEXECUTIVE SUMMARYDEMO REPORT

From practice to progress.

EARLIER44%LATER19%25 pp

Illustrative click-exposure trend

Simulation results
Training completion
Remediation progress
Export formats
PPTPDFCSV
Ready for your next security review.A clear record for security and GRC teams.

HOW IT WORKS

Build your defense

Not theory. Not a checklist. A system your team trains on and gets tested by, with results you can track.

Seven steps. One prepared team.

  1. 01 · RECOMMENDATIONS

    Know which attacks to prepare for

    Know the threat. Choose the training.

    Recommendations
    RECOMMENDATIONS

    Your next 3 simulations.

    Company news IndiaFinancial services Latest attacks
    Matching practice to your context.
    01 / 03Read the company context

  2. 02 · DEEPFAKE TRAINING

    A familiar face can be a fake

    Pause. Verify. Then act.

    Deepfake
    DEEPFAKE TRAINING

    Would your team question it?

    Synthetic executive illustrating an impersonation scenario
    Simulated executive video message
    “I need you to approve a payment.”
    AI-generated demo avatar
    Listen to the request, not just the voice.A familiar face must not bypass your approval process.
    01 / 03A convincing executive request

  3. 03 · EMAIL SIMULATIONS

    Practice before the real attack

    Recognise the request. Check the source.

    Email simulations
    01 / 03Receive the convincing email

  4. 04 · AI BUILDER

    Your idea, drafted into a simulation

    Your scenario. Your control.

    AI builder
    01 / 04Start with a plain-language brief

  5. 05 · SHORT LESSONS

    Teach while the moment is fresh

    Practice. Learn. Repeat.

    Training
    ATTACK-SPECIFIC TRAINING

    The click becomes a lesson.

    Payroll-update simulation“Confirm your payroll details before 5 pm.”28 SEC
    0:00 / 0:28
    Payroll phishing: spot the pressureVisual lesson · No audio
    Spot the urgency Use your known portal Report the request
    ONE QUICK CHECK · WHAT WOULD YOU DO NEXT?
    01 / 01Play the attack-specific lesson

  6. 06 · RISK DASHBOARD

    See who needs support

    Use the results to guide the next campaign.

    People risk
    RISK DASHBOARD

    Know where to focus next.

    FINANCE / CLICK EXPOSURE30%

    36 of 120employees clicked in this cohort.

    Use the results to guide the next round.Compare exposure and target follow-up practice.
    01 / 03Find where exposure sits

  7. 07 · REPORTS

    Show the work behind readiness

    Clear records. Visible progress.

    Reports
    REPORTS

    Show the progress behind readiness.

    SecurityRingEXECUTIVE SUMMARYDEMO REPORT

    From practice to progress.

    EARLIER44%LATER19%25 pp

    Click-exposure trend

    Simulation results
    Training completion
    Remediation progress
    Export formats
    PPTPDFCSV
    Bring the evidence together.A clear record for security and GRC teams.
    01 / 03See the trend

AT A GLANCE

AI changed the attacks. Annual training didn’t.

AspectTypical annual courseSecurityRing
CadenceOnce a yearCampaigns through the year, each running from 1 day to 8 weeks
ContentOften the same templates for everyoneRecommended for your industry, company and people
ChannelsMostly emailEmail and deepfake video in email today, WhatsApp in private beta
FeedbackOften weeks later, if at allA lesson on the exact email, right after the click
EvidenceCompletion recordsCampaign results and lesson completion by team, exported as PPT, PDF or CSV

How SecurityRing compares with annual trainingSecurityRing vs KnowBe4Compare platforms

BUILT FOR GRC TEAMS

Evidence your auditor can read. Run by your GRC team.

Many regulators and standards expect security awareness training. Every campaign gives your team campaign reports, per-person lesson-completion records, the executive trend report and a dated audit trail, downloadable as PPT, PDF or CSV.

  • Audit-ready evidence

    Who was tested, who clicked, who completed the lesson and what happened next, with dates, for the awareness-training part of a review.

  • Framework by framework

    For each framework, what the text asks for on awareness training, with sources: see the compliance hub.

SecurityRing gives you evidence for the phishing-simulation and follow-up part of awareness training. Its lesson goes to people who act on a simulation, not to every employee, so pair it with your baseline training where a framework asks for all staff. Using it doesn’t make you compliant, it isn’t a certification, and no regulator or standards body endorses it. Your auditor or regulator decides what evidence is sufficient.

Real teams. Real experiences.

Exotel
The attacks are realistic, and the reporting is rich and detailed. It gives our team a clear view of the results and where to focus next.
UserProduct Security Engineer, Exotel
Attentive.ai
The setup was smooth, the fake Keka campaign was realistic, and the reporting was clear and easy to follow.
Vikas KumarAttentive.ai

SECURITY & PRIVACY

Built with trust in mind

ISO 27001:2022 certified
SOC 2 ready
GDPR compliant

SecurityRing’s own security posture. SecurityRing is ISO 27001:2022 certified, SOC 2 ready and GDPR compliant. SOC 2 ready means we are preparing for a SOC 2 audit; we do not yet hold a SOC 2 report. See the Trust Center.

FAQ

Questions GRC teams ask first

How is SecurityRing different from annual security awareness training?

Annual training is typically one templated phishing email and a long video, once a year. SecurityRing lets you run regular simulations of current attacks, recommended from your industry, company and tools, across email, deepfake video in email and WhatsApp (private beta). Anyone who slips gets a lesson on that exact attack straight away, and you see click and completion results by team over time instead of a completion certificate.

How does SecurityRing decide which attacks to simulate?

It recommends them. SecurityRing reads your organisation profile (industry, country and regulators), the tools your people use, your company and industry news, and new scams in public advisories such as CERT-In and CISA. It also shows anonymised, aggregated attack patterns from other SecurityRing customers’ campaigns in the last 90 days, with their click rates and no company names. You pick a recommendation, use a library template or describe your own idea.

Can a GRC team launch campaigns without a security engineer, and what setup is needed?

Yes. After a one-time setup, a GRC or security admin can launch a campaign in minutes, without a security engineer. The one-time setup is to fill in your organisation profile and tech stack, import your employee roster as a CSV or XLSX file, and have your email admin allowlist SecurityRing’s sender details once (a ready-made request is in the app). After that: choose people, pick a recommended attack, approve what the AI Builder drafted, then schedule.

What does an employee see after clicking a simulation?

A short training page opens straight away. It plays a video of the email they just received with its red flags highlighted, then asks a quick quiz question. It is designed to take under two minutes, and progress is saved automatically. Across 100+ SecurityRing campaigns that have trained 10,000+ people, more than half of the people who clicked completed the in-the-moment lesson without a reminder. This is SecurityRing platform data, not an independently audited figure. Admins can send reminders to the rest from the report.

Which channels does SecurityRing simulate, and how is deepfake consent handled?

Email phishing simulations are live, including deepfake videos embedded inside emails. A deepfake video features one of your own leaders only with their consent: they approve it through a private link and you review a watermarked preview first. Deepfake video is enabled per workspace. WhatsApp phishing simulations are in private beta and not generally available yet. LinkedIn simulations and voice-call (vishing) simulations are coming soon and are not available yet.

Does SecurityRing make us compliant with SEBI, RBI, HIPAA, DPDP, SOC 2 or ISO 27001?

No. SecurityRing gives your GRC team audit-ready evidence for the awareness-training part of those reviews: campaign reports, per-person lesson-completion records, the executive trend report and a dated audit trail, downloadable as PPT, PDF or CSV. Using it doesn’t make you compliant and it isn’t a certification. Its lesson goes to people who act on a simulation, not to every employee, so keep your baseline training alongside it. Your auditor or regulator decides what evidence is sufficient.

Prepare your team forthe next convincing attack

See how relevant simulations and timely lessons help your people pause, verify, and report.

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