About
One opinion about security training
It should be short enough to finish, honest enough to trust, and measured well enough that you can prove it worked.
Why this exists
Most security incidents start with a person, not a port. Yet most awareness training is built to be assigned rather than finished: an hour-long module nobody remembers, a certificate nobody checks, and a report that tells you who clicked "complete".
CyberAwareHub is built the other way round — and built is the right word. The platform is a bespoke LMS, built in-house and refined until it does one job beautifully. Eleven modules, each sized for a single 12–20 minute sitting, on the threats your staff actually meet — QR codes, calendar invites, fake browser updates, MFA prompts, invoices that look real. A quarterly Knowledge Benchmark so improvement is measured against last quarter rather than a guess. And a company-wide Awareness Score, certificates and an executive report generated from the same code path as the dashboard, so what you show your board can never disagree with what your managers see.
None of it is rented and none of it is licensed. The people who fight these attacks for a living wrote every topic, then built the platform around them — one codebase, release after release, one job done properly.
How we work
We name the control and state its boundary
"Maps to NIS2 Article 21(2)(g)" — and then, in the same breath, "one of ten measures." Precision is more persuasive than a broad claim you would have to discount anyway.
We admit the limit before you find it
The trial includes four of eleven modules. Our servers are in the UK today. We have not yet had an independent penetration test. Each of those is on this website, not buried in a questionnaire.
Training people can finish
Every module fits a coffee break. Every quiz allows three attempts and records the best. Reminders go out on their own. The product's job is to make doing the right thing the easy thing.
Evidence, not intentions
Completion records, benchmark scores, per-course and whole-programme certificates, a per-employee compliance export. What an auditor asks for, ready before they ask.
The team
We are a small Irish company — the kind where the people who built the platform also answer the email. Profiles are on their way.
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The company
CyberAwareHub is operated by [COMPANY_LEGAL_NAME], company number [CRO_NUMBER], registered at [REGISTERED_ADDRESS], an Irish company. The full legal entity details appear in our Terms & Conditions.