Solutions
Built for the whole security programme
However you measure human risk, SafeLoop fits the way your team already works — by the outcome you are accountable for, the threat model of your industry, and the person who has to run it on a Tuesday.
By use case
Solve the problem in front of you
Four jobs security teams are actually measured on.
By industry
Tuned to your threat model
Attackers do not run the same playbook against a hospital and a hedge fund.
By role
A view for everyone who owns risk
Three people look at this platform for three different reasons, and each gets a different first screen.
Fit check
Which starting point is yours
| If this is your situation | Start with | First result |
|---|---|---|
| We have never run a simulation | A baseline campaign to a pilot group | An honest phish-prone rate in 48 hours |
| We run email tests but nothing changes | Adaptive targeting plus auto-enrolment | A shrinking repeat cohort within a quarter |
| An audit is coming | Compliance-mapped academy | A per-framework evidence pack |
| The board asked for a metric | Behavioral Risk Score plus benchmark | A graded trend with industry percentile |
| Frontline staff have no mailbox | SMS and voice channels | Coverage of the population you could not measure |
| We are an MSP | White-label multi-tenant | Every client in one console, isolated data |
In their words
What security teams say after two quarters
We cut our phish-prone rate from 31% to under 5% in two quarters. For the first time the board could see human risk move, and move in the right direction.
The voice simulations were the moment it landed. Our finance team had never been tested on a phone call before, and the first result was uncomfortable — which is exactly the point.
I stopped maintaining spreadsheets of who needed training. Someone clicks, they get the lesson, the score updates. My job went back to being security work.
Find your fit
Tell us the outcome you are accountable for and we will tailor the demo to it, including a live campaign against your own test group.