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Financial institutions don't get to learn from incidents. Regulators expect you to have tested your response before it happens. DORA requires demonstrated operational resilience. NIS2 adds another layer. NBU has its own requirements. And the attackers targeting your sector study your processes before they strike — invoice fraud, SWIFT compromise, payment authorization manipulation, executive impersonation.

CISO

What changes with Unit Range:

One dashboard with 140+ risk indicators across people, technology, and processes — updated continuously, not quarterly. See Risks →
All controls, evidence, and acknowledgments mapped to ISO 27001, NIS2, DORA, GDPR, CIS Controls — always audit-ready, not rebuilt before every cycle. See Trust Centers →
Organization-wide risk trends, department breakdowns, and CSV exports ready for board presentations. See Analytics →
Executive crisis simulations that test your leadership team's decision-making under real pressure — before an incident forces it. See Crisis Simulations →

Relevant content: Executive TTX packages · Compliance Audit checklists (ISO 27001, NIST SP 800-53, CIS Controls, DORA) · Board-ready risk reports

Where are we actually vulnerable — and can I prove it to the board?

CISO & Security Leadership

What changes with Unit Range:

Centralized control documentation with per-item expiration dates and automated reminders before anything lapses. See Trust Centers →
Risk indicators mapped directly to compliance framework requirements — audit evidence generated from real exercises, not self-assessments. See Risks →
Acknowledgment tracking with deadlines, completion stats, and exportable proof that people actually read and confirmed policies. See Trust Centers →
Automated compliance campaign scheduling — launch once, run all year without manual follow-up. See Automations →
Certifications tied to demonstrated performance, stored as verifiable audit evidence. See Certifications →

Relevant content: ISO/IEC 27001:2022 checklist · NIST SP 800-53 checklist · CIS Controls v8 IG1/IG2/IG3 · DORA controls · NBU Resolution No. 95 · GDPR mapping

I need to prove compliance across multiple frameworks — continuously, not just at audit time

Compliance Officer

What changes with Unit Range:

Executive crisis simulations with real decision pressure: pay or don't pay, disclose or delay, escalate or contain. See Crisis Simulations →
One risk score across the entire organization — understandable by a CEO, defensible to a regulator. See Risks →
Board-ready dashboards and exportable reports that translate security data into business language. See Analytics →

Relevant content: Executive TTX package · C-Level crisis scenarios (ransomware negotiation, regulator
notification, media response) · Board reporting templates

If we get attacked tomorrow — are we ready? And how do I know?

CEO

What changes with Unit Range:

Risk data tied directly to training and simulation results — you can see which investments changed behavior and which didn't. See Analytics →
Financial sector TTX scenarios that put your finance team through invoice fraud, payment authorization attacks, and SWIFT compromise decisions. See Crisis Simulations →
One platform replacing 5+ disconnected tools — training, phishing, crisis simulations, compliance, and risk analytics in a single subscription. See Platform →

Relevant content: Fnancial TTX package (CFO/Finance/Banks/FinTech) · Budget consolidation data · Risk trend reports

We're spending on five different security tools — how do I know any of it is working?

CFO

What changes with Unit Range:

SIEM integration that imports operational logs and matches events to user profiles automatically. See SEIM Integration →
SCIM 2.0 provisioning — users synced from your identity provider, groups updated in real time, no manual account management. See SCIM Provisioning →
Automations that handle enrollment, offboarding, campaign scheduling, and escalation without engineering effort. See Automations →
Technical training tracks for your engineering team — from fundamentals through SCADA/OT, advanced threats, and AI security. See Content →

Relevant content: Technical Specialists program · Hardening track · SCADA/OT security · Advanced Threats & AI Security · Infrastructure security labs

I don't want another tool that doesn't integrate with anything.

CTO

What changes with Unit Range:

Phishing simulations with 60+ templates built on real attack patterns — at-risk users automatically enrolled into targeted training. See Phishing Simulations →
Micro-learning delivered on schedule in 3–5 minute modules, triggered by simulation results — not annual marathons nobody remembers. See Micro-learning →
Automated onboarding and offboarding workflows — new hire gets enrolled on day one, departing employee gets deprovisioned automatically. See SCIM Provisioning →
Completion tracked and stored as compliance evidence with acknowledgment deadlines. See Trust Centers →

Relevant content: Role-based awareness (HR, Finance, Executives, Procurement, PR/Marketing) · Security Awareness Kits (46 modules, 10 kits) · Phishing templates · Fake Job Applicant TTX scenario

Annual security training is a checkbox — and everybody knows it.

HR Director

What changes with Unit Range:

Individual skill profiles built from real training and simulation results — not self-assessment questionnaires. See Skills Tracking →
Structured technical tracks from fundamentals through hardening, network security, and SCADA/OT. See Content →
Certifications with unique identifiers, tied to demonstrated performance, shareable with HR and auditors. See Certifications →
Training results matched with real incident data from your SIEM — see how practice translates to operational performance. See SIEM Integration →

Relevant content: Fundamentals Simulations · Cybersecurity for Technical Specialists · Hardening track · SCADA/OT security · Cryptography track

My team's skills are assumed, not tested — and I can't prove readiness to anyone.

IT Director

What changes with Unit Range:

Crisis simulations with legal-specific scenarios: GDPR countdown, regulatory surprise audit, whistleblower leak, public data exposure. See Crisis Simulations →
Compliance documentation and evidence that proves your organization's posture — useful for legal defense, not just audit. See Trust Centers →
Incident communication with delivery confirmation and records — everything on the record. See Broadcasts →

Relevant content: GDPR 72-Hour Countdown TTX · Regulator Surprise Visit TTX · Whistleblower Leak TTX · PCI DSS Nightmare TTX · Compliance Pack scenarios

When a breach happens, our legal exposure starts in the first hour — and nobody has rehearsed it.

Legal

What changes with Unit Range:

Cross-functional crisis simulations that involve operations, finance, legal, and communications — not just the security team. See Crisis Simulations →
Broadcast system for real-time incident communication to all employees or targeted groups — with delivery confirmation. See Broadcasts →
Risk visibility across the entire organization, not just IT — including people, processes, and operational dependencies. See Risks →

Relevant content: Universal TTX Survival Essentials · Ransomware scenarios · Supply Chain Compromise · TTX Business Continuity scenarios

A cyber incident doesn't just hit IT — it shuts down operations. We've never tested what happens then.

COO

What changes with Unit Range:

Shareable Trust Centers — give auditors, regulators, and partners a live view of your security posture. See Trust Centers →
Supply chain TTX scenarios that rehearse what happens when a trusted vendor is breached. See Crisis Simulations →
Role-based awareness training for procurement teams covering vendor-specific social engineering. See Content →

Relevant content: Supply Chain Compromise TTX · Acquisition Due Diligence Failure TTX · Procurement role-based awareness · Vendor security questionnaire templates

Our vendors have access to our systems — and we have no idea how secure they are.

Procurement