Organizations can’t be secure if the humans who work there aren’t.
According to the latest Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), 62% of all breaches involve the human element. Yet, traditional security solutions, like attack surface management and vulnerability scanners, ignore this critical vulnerability and focus on discovering technical assets and vulnerabilities.
Simultaneously, regulatory pressure is increasing. Major compliance frameworks including ISO 27001, NIS2, and DORA strictly mandate regular security training. Under regulations like NIS2 and DORA, there is a specific emphasis on corporate leadership. Management must actively drive security training initiatives and go through specialized, management-focused training themselves.
At Aftra, we have prioritized human risk from day one. Why? Because attackers do. Features like our unique employee footprint monitoring and password breach exposure give visibility into human vulnerabilities. But visibility alone isn’t enough. Your team also needs to understand why those risks matter, how to fix the issues we surface, and how to avoid them in the future.
That’s why we’ve launched Aftra Security Training to bridge this exact gap.
Most traditional security awareness platforms rely on generic slides, compliance videos, or multiple-choice quizzes. Staff completes them once a year to fulfill a mandate, then immediately forget what they learned.
Aftra takes a fundamental shift in this approach by combining entertaining video training with personalized real-time exposure data. When employees see their own digital footprint, leaked passwords, and linked services alongside training modules, security stops being abstract. It becomes personal.
Aftra Security Training walks each employee through a self-paced, guided workflow designed to build safe everyday security habits.
Review work email usage across restricted vs. approved external services with clear removal guidelines.
Identify known leaked credentials, understand exposure implications, update passwords, and enable MFA. All information about leaked credentials is private and only shown to the individual.
Participants confirm they have reviewed exposure and executed required corrective actions
For IT managers and security administrators, setting up and tracking progress is straightforward.
The general security training highlighted in the blog is just the beginning. Later this month we are launching training catered specifically to executives, covering topics that concern them specifically.
As we develop this feature further we will continue to add specialized training tracks and continuously update the training content we provide.
To mark Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we are offering full access to Aftra through a free trial throughout October. Discover your external attack surface, contextualized to your business and footprint, evaluate human risk exposure, and see how personalized training drives real risk reduction across your team.
Sign up anytime this month and get access for 30 days.