Security Awareness Training

SoSafe Security Awareness & Human Risk Management

Behavioural-based training, phishing simulations and measurable risk reduction for regulated sectors.

Behavioural Science
Phishing Simulations
Risk Analytics

What Is SoSafe?

SoSafe is a behavioural-based security awareness and human risk management platform designed to reduce phishing susceptibility and improve security culture.

Unlike traditional compliance-driven training, SoSafe focuses on behavioural science and adaptive learning to influence long-term employee behaviour.

This matters because:

  • Email remains a primary attack vector
  • Credential harvesting continues to rise
  • Social engineering bypasses technical controls
  • Human error remains a leading breach cause

Security is no longer just technical — it is behavioural.

Core Capabilities

Behaviour-Based Awareness Training

Personalised learning paths based on role, department and behavioural patterns.

Phishing Simulation

Realistic campaigns designed to test susceptibility and reinforce training.

Risk Scoring & Analytics

Individual and departmental risk profiling to target high-risk users.

Gamification & Engagement

Designed to improve participation and long-term adoption.

Where SoSafe Fits in a Security Stack

SoSafe complements technical controls such as:

Ironscales (phishing remediation)
SentinelOne (endpoint detection)
Microsoft Defender email security

It strengthens the human layer of defence rather than replacing technical tooling.

When SoSafe May Not Be Enough

SoSafe is not:

A phishing gateway
An endpoint security platform
A replacement for email filtering

It must operate alongside technical controls to be effective.

Deployment Considerations

Integration with Microsoft 365
HR and compliance alignment
Executive sponsorship
Ongoing reporting cadence

Awareness programmes fail without leadership support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is SoSafe a phishing filter?

No. It reduces human susceptibility to phishing.

Does SoSafe integrate with Microsoft 365?

Yes, via campaign and simulation integration.

Is awareness training enough on its own?

No. It should complement technical controls.