CybSafe

CybSafe delivers adaptive human risk management that goes beyond traditional security awareness training to create measurable behavioral change at scale. The platform combines AI-powered analytics, behavioral science, and automation to identify, measure, and reduce human cybersecurity risk across the organization. Unlike conventional training platforms that stop at knowledge transfer, CybSafe focuses on influencing actual security behaviors and building positive security cultures that persist over time. The platform leverages SebDB, the world's first globally accessible security behavior database, which provides evidence-based insights into every action proven to reduce human cyber risk.

CybSafe uses live data signals—including role, behavior, function, and hundreds of other real-time indicators—to surface security behavior patterns at the individual level. This granular visibility enables security teams to pinpoint high-risk individuals and deliver personalized interventions before threats materialize. The platform's approach combines adaptive security awareness training that adjusts to individual learning patterns, AI-powered phishing simulations that test realistic attack scenarios, behavioral nudges delivered in the flow of work, and targeted guidance based on observed risk indicators. The platform's machine learning algorithms continuously optimize intervention effectiveness by learning how people learn best, when they are most engaged, and how they respond to different prompts.

Organizations using CybSafe report cutting high-risk behaviors by 60%, achieving compliance goals 50% faster, and reclaiming over 40 hours per week through automation. CybSafe's security awareness training is NCSC (UK National Cyber Security Centre) and CIISec certified, meeting international compliance standards including ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, and various industry-specific frameworks. The platform is trusted by organizations in highly regulated sectors including financial services and collaborates with leading academic institutions and government agencies including the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, NCSC, and Home Office on research advancing the science of human risk management.