Security awareness is often measured in terms of “training completion” rather than actual resilience. But checking a box doesn’t mean employees are ready to handle a real phishing email. True progress comes when users are repeatedly tested, given feedback, and shown to improve over time.

The Verizon 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report found that 74% of breaches involve the human element, yet many organisations rely on completion certificates instead of measuring how users perform under simulated attack conditions.

The SANS Security Awareness Report stresses the need to move beyond awareness into measurable behaviour change.

When phishing is the number one cyberattack vector, the cost of a single click can be immense. Without tracking who is clicking, reporting, or ignoring suspicious emails, leaders are blind to their real risk exposure.

This gap makes it impossible to focus resources where they’re needed most and leaves organisations vulnerable.

PSUAT is designed to create lasting vigilance by:

• Delivering regular, realistic phishing simulations that mimic real threats.
• Providing instant feedback and corrective microlearning after simulations.
• Tracking key metrics like click rates, reporting rates, and time-to-report.
• Targeting high-risk individuals with extra training to close gaps faster.

PSUAT turns high-risk clickers into confident defenders through targeted, ongoing training.

• Watch this Video: How to Measure and Reduce Human Cyber Risk — A practical look at tracking and improving real security behaviour.
• Follow us on LinkedIn: Cecure Intelligence Limited for guidance on metrics that matter in phishing resilience.

Turn every simulated click into a learning opportunity that sticks.