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Security Awareness Training

Phishing Simulations and Habits That Cut Human-Error Risk

People still click. The fix is not a yearly PDF. Saral Cyber Team runs phishing simulations, role-based training, and metrics that show whether finance, execs, and new joiners are getting harder to fool.

Phish

Sim + Coach

Roles

Finance · Exec · Dev

Metrics

Click · Report

What Saral Cyber Team Delivers

Integrated outcomes — monitoring, response, and proof — not a pile of disconnected tools.

Phishing & Smishing Sims

Realistic India-context lures: GST, banks, HR, WhatsApp. Immediate coaching on click, not a public leaderboard of shame.

Role-Based Modules

Finance gets BEC and vendor-change drills. Developers get secrets and Jira phishing. Execs get whisper-lite briefings.

Vernacular & Deskless

Hindi and regional options, short mobile modules for field and plant staff who will never finish a 40-minute SCORM.

Human-Risk Metrics

Click rate, report rate, repeat clickers, and time-to-report. The board sees a trend, not attendance %.

Report Button & SOC Loop

Easy report path into MSS. A reported phish is a win we measure, not a ticket we bury.

New-Joiner & Tabletop

Day-5 training, contractor packs, and 30-minute tabletops for leadership on BEC and ransomware comms.

Case Studies & Outcomes

What changed when teams stopped buying isolated products and started buying a cyber program.

Case Study

Click Rate 28% → 6% in Two Quarters

Problem: Annual compliance training at 98% completion. Real phish still reached finance. Click rate on sims: 28%.

Solution: Monthly sims, coaching pages in under 90 seconds, finance-specific BEC module, and a report button in Outlook.

Result: Click rate 6%. Report rate 41%. One real BEC was reported in 4 minutes and contained.

28→6%

Click Rate

41%

Report Rate
"People started forwarding suspicious mail to security on purpose."— CHRO — Bengaluru
Case Study

Plant Staff: 6-Minute Mobile Modules

Problem: Deskless operators failed SCORM courses. USB and QR lures were the real risk.

Solution: Short Hindi/Tamil modules, QR/USB sims at the gate, and supervisor talking points — not LMS hours.

Result: USB insertion incidents dropped to zero in 90 days of measurement. Training completion actually meant something.

6 min

Module Length

0

USB Incidents
"They trained the people who never open a laptop."— Plant HR — Hosur

How We Engage

A repeatable path from coverage map to measurable risk reduction.

1

Baseline Sim

A fair, unannounced phish to see the real click/report rate. No CEO surprise emails without a plan.

2

Program Design

Cadence, languages, roles, and the coaching UX. Shame is not a control.

3

Run Monthly

Sims, micro-learning, and repeat-clicker coaching. Metrics to MSS and HR.

4

Excercise Leaders

Tabletop on BEC/ransomware comms so the human process holds when it is not a sim.

Why Saral Cyber Team

Enterprise-grade security, built for the mid-market teams who actually have to run it.

No Shame Culture

Repeat clickers get coaching, not a screenshot in all-hands. Fear kills reporting.

India-Context Lures

GST, UPI, HR portal, and WhatsApp — not only 'Dear user, your mailbox is full'.

Metrics That Matter

Report rate and time-to-report beat completion certificates.

Tied to Real Response

A reported phish hits the SOC. Training without a mailbox to catch it is theatre.

Client Testimonials

Security leaders, IT owners, and operators we sit with in the war room.

★★★★★

"Completion was always 100%. This was the first program that changed behaviour."

Anjali P.
Anjali P.CHRO — Pune
★★★★★

"Finance stopped treating vendor bank changes as a one-person email task."

Ramesh K.
Ramesh K.CFO — Chennai
★★★★★

"Exec sims are short and sharp. They actually attend."

Tobias H.
Tobias H.CISO — Gurugram

Ready to close this gap?

Book a free consultation with Saral Cyber Team. No product dump — a coverage map and the first controls that pay off.

Schedule Free Consultation → 📞 +91 79883 75156

Expert Insights

Practical notes from the people who run these programs.

Phish

Report Rate Is the KPI. Click Rate Is the Lagging One.

Why we celebrate the person who reports after clicking.

BEC

Train Finance on Process, Not Just Emails

Dual control for bank changes beats another cartoon module.

Culture

Public Shame Destroys Your Sensor Network

How not to run a phishing program.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will you name and shame clickers? + No. Managers of repeat clickers get private coaching data. Public leaderboards reduce reporting and increase workarounds.
Can simulations include WhatsApp or SMS? + Yes, where legally and operationally agreed. Smishing is in scope for field teams. We do not impersonate in ways that break telecom or banking rules.
How often should we phish? + Monthly for office staff is the default. Execs get fewer, higher-quality lures. Plant/deskless get a different cadence and channel.
Does this satisfy ISO 27001 awareness requirements? + Yes, with records of content, audience, and metrics. We map evidence for ISO and SOC 2 so you are not inventing attendance sheets in March.
Do you provide content in Hindi and other languages? + Yes for common modules. Specialized roles stay in the working language of that team. We avoid 40-minute English SCORM for shop-floor staff.
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