AI Email Security Trainer

AI Email Security Trainer — Continuous, Adaptive, Realistic

Not one-off training. Not a compliance checkbox. Continuous, AI-adaptive security training that evolves with the threat landscape. Employees receive realistic simulated attacks that match current threat intelligence — and immediate micro-training when they fail. The result: measurable reduction in click rates over 90 days.

• AI-Generated Simulations: New attack scenarios generated weekly from live threat intelligence — always current, never repeated
• Personalised Difficulty: Simulation difficulty adapts to each employee — high-risk clickers get more frequent, more sophisticated attacks
• Instant Micro-Training: Employee clicks a simulated phishing link → immediate 60-second training module on what they missed — teachable moment, not punishment
• Department Vulnerability Map: Which teams are most susceptible — finance, HR, and executives typically click 3× more than technical staff
• Multi-Channel Training: Email phishing, SMS smishing, voice vishing, and QR code quishing — all attack channels covered
• Reporting Button: Outlook/Gmail plugin for employees to report suspicious emails — builds a security-aware culture
• NIS2 Art. 21(g) Evidence: Training completion records, click rates, and improvement trends — audit-ready for regulatory inspection
• 90-Day Improvement Guarantee: Measurable click rate reduction within 90 days — tracked and evidenced

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NIS2 Article 23 Email-Borne Incident Reporting Module

Email-borne attacks (BEC, ransomware delivery, credential harvesting) are the most frequent root cause of reportable NIS2 incidents. The trainer includes a dedicated module covering Article 23 incident reporting obligations specific to email-borne incidents:

• Email incident classification — when a suspicious email becomes a reportable cyber incident under NIS2 Article 23
• 24-hour early warning trigger — what email-borne indicators (mailbox compromise, BEC payment redirect, ransomware lure click) trigger the 24-hour early warning notification
• 72-hour formal notification — evidence requirements for the formal report (email headers, authentication results, attack timeline)
• Mailbox compromise containment + reporting workflow — runbook covering both technical containment and Article 23 notification preparation
• BEC payment-fraud incident reporting — when a BEC incident with financial impact triggers NIS2 reporting in addition to fraud reporting

Cyber Essentials 2026 Coverage (Email Boundary)

Email is one of the primary attack vectors that CE 2026 controls aim to mitigate. The trainer module covers:

• Firewalls + secure configuration — Email gateway configuration baseline (DMARC, SPF, DKIM), perimeter mail filtering rules, network boundary defence against malicious attachments
• User access control + MFA mandate — Why MFA matters specifically for email accounts (CE 2026 mandate 28 April 2026); MFA enrollment training for end-users; least-privilege admin access for mail systems
• Malware protection — Email-borne malware (attachment + link-based) recognition training; EDR/endpoint protection on the receiving endpoint
• Security update management — Email client patch management; vulnerability management for mail server software