Proofpoint Security Awareness Training (PSAT)
About the product
Proofpoint Security Awareness Training (PSAT) is a comprehensive platform for educating users about cyber threats, with a focus on phishing, spear phishing, BEC (Business Email Compromise) and social engineering. The solution combines phishing attack simulations, interactive e-learning training, and user awareness testing modules based on the analysis of real threat campaigns affecting a given organization.
PSAT integrates directly with Proofpoint TAP, allowing simulations to be based on real phishing attacks detected within the organization. The platform automatically adjusts the difficulty level and scope of training materials to the user’s risk (adaptive training), creating individual learning paths based on behavior and test results.
The solution includes a library of over 200 training courses in several languages, including Polish, in various formats (quizzes, videos, mini-games). Thanks to Human Risk Score, administrators can monitor the risk level of users and groups and take corrective action (e.g., additional training, mailbox isolation, reminders).
Advantages of the product
Realistic phishing simulations based on current campaigns.
Customized training paths for users with different risk profiles.
Library of video, interactive, and text-based training materials with Polish language support.
Integration with TAP – use of data from real threats.
Human Risk Score – risk analysis at the user and department level.
Automatic reminders, tests, and corrective actions.
Easy integration with Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and HR systems.
Reporting to the Security Department, Management Board, and Compliance Department.
Benefits of Implementation
Reduction in the number of clicks on malicious links by users.
Increased awareness of cyber threats among employees at all levels.
Automatic training tailored to the level of risk and user errors.
Compliance with audit requirements for security training.
Increased resilience of the organization to social engineering attacks.
Creating a culture of security within the organization as part of its strategy.