Find the cyber risk in your team,before an attacker does.

Cybersecurity awareness training teaches employees to recognise phishing, social engineering and other attacks before they cause damage. In ShieldWise it is short courses, phishing simulations and a risk score for every employee, on one platform.

Most cyber incidents start with a person: a phishing email, a weak password or a fake phone call. Technical controls cannot stop all of it. Awareness training builds the habit of pausing to check before opening a link, downloading a file or sending a payment.

More than 60 courses and simulations: phishing and spear phishing, SMS phishing (smishing), voice phishing (vishing), QR code phishing, business email compromise (BEC), social engineering, passwords and password managers, two-factor authentication, ransomware, deepfakes, personal data protection, clean desk policy and remote work security. The full list is in the course catalog.

Each course takes 3 to 5 minutes, so training does not stop the working day. Courses open from an email link in the browser, with nothing to install.

Yes. Courses are written in Georgian from the start, with local banks, services and scam patterns, not machine translated. The platform also runs in English for mixed teams.

They can retake it until they pass. The pass mark is 80% and grading happens on the server, so results cannot be faked. Overdue courses trigger automatic email reminders.

A phishing simulation is a safe, realistic fake email sent to employees' work inboxes. It shows who would open a real phishing link or enter credentials, without any real harm to the company.

They are automatically assigned a short mandatory course due within 14 days, and their risk score changes. Managers see the result in a report by employee and department. The aim is learning, not punishment.

Monthly or quarterly works well in practice, with varied scenarios such as a bank, a courier, HR or IT support. In ShieldWise you schedule campaigns yourself and choose who receives them.

Only briefly. IT allow-lists the simulation sender in your email system so spam filters do not block it. We help with that step; everything else runs from the platform.

Every employee has a risk score that moves with completed courses, overdue training and phishing simulation results. Managers see department comparisons and who needs attention. The sample report shows what it looks like.

Yes. Under GDPR Article 39 the data protection officer is responsible for awareness-raising and training of staff, and Article 32 requires appropriate organisational measures. ShieldWise data protection courses and completion records help you show it.

Yes. Georgia's Law on Personal Data Protection requires organisational and technical measures, and staff training is one of the easiest organisational measures to evidence. The platform records who completed which course and when.

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 control A.6.3 (information security awareness, education and training) requires regular, documented staff training. ShieldWise gives an auditor completion history, certificates and phishing simulation results.

NIS2 Article 20 requires training for management bodies and encourages it for employees, and Article 21 lists cyber hygiene and training among required security measures. DORA Article 13 requires ICT security awareness programmes for all staff in the financial sector.

Finance is the most targeted sector for phishing and BEC fraud, and supervisors, including the National Bank of Georgia, expect staff awareness as part of their cybersecurity frameworks. ShieldWise has finance-specific scenarios and reporting.

Yes. A completed course gives the employee a certificate with a unique code that anyone, an auditor for example, can verify online.

ShieldWise prices are public and depend on team size and plan. The calculator on the pricing page shows the exact amount straight away, with no waiting for a quote.

Take the free cybersecurity assessment, look at the sample report, or book a 20-minute demo. The pilot starts with no annual commitment.

Yes. Small and mid-sized businesses are targeted precisely because they have no security team. The platform works from a handful of employees and needs no dedicated administrator.

For Georgian teams, yes. ShieldWise covers the same core jobs: security awareness courses, phishing simulations and risk measurement. The differences are content written in Georgian, public pricing and direct contact with the product team.