Security investments should be measurable, but many organisations can’t quantify the effectiveness of their awareness training. PSUAT changes that with analytics that make human risk visible.

Most SAT programmes track completion rates rather than actual user behaviour under threat conditions. The ISO/IEC 27001 standard requires ongoing measurement of controls, yet few apply this to user awareness. The SANS Security Awareness Report recommends using behavioural metrics to guide training strategy.

Without data on phishing susceptibility, reporting times, and improvement trends, organisations can’t target resources effectively. This leaves high-risk groups undertrained and vulnerabilities unaddressed.

PSUAT integrates analytics into every simulation:

• Tracks who clicks, who reports, and how quickly.
• Measures risk by department, role, and individual.
• Identifies training effectiveness over time.
• Provides audit-ready reports for compliance and insurers.

PSUAT’s analytics turn real-world behaviour data into actionable security improvements.

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