Controlled phishing simulations
Plan organization-approved exercises using templates, recipient groups, previews, test sends, and scheduling. Follow clicks, reports, and simulated form submissions, then connect the exercise to learning.
PhishGuard / In development
Phishing simulations and security awareness training.
Help employees recognize suspicious requests, check before acting, and report concerns. PhishGuard is the SAGEN platform being built to bring controlled phishing exercises, awareness content, videos, and knowledge checks into one workflow.
Development preview: The capabilities below describe the planned product. PhishGuard is not yet generally available; scope and release timing are not announced.
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Designed for security teams, IT teams, and training managers who need a repeatable employee awareness program, from onboarding to department-specific exercises.
Awareness emails and videos
Prepare branded guidance on impersonation, suspicious links, QR codes, and unusual requests. Planned AI-assisted drafting and short narrated videos support content creation, with human review before use.
Knowledge checks and completion
Connect awareness messages to learning pages and short quizzes. Distinguish opening a message from completing training and passing a knowledge check.
A planned workflow from idea to results
- Define the goal: choose a phishing exercise or awareness activity and its audience.
- Prepare the content: adapt a template or review an AI-assisted draft.
- Check before sending: preview the content and audience, and send a test.
- Approve and schedule: review the final activity before distribution.
- Review the results: use participation, reporting, and learning outcomes to plan the next activity.
Two learning tracks, different measures
Phishing exercises
Planned measures include clicks, simulated form submissions, reporting, and follow-up training completion.
Awareness and training
Planned measures include message opens, training completion, and knowledge-check results, with trends by department and period.
An email open does not prove understanding. Automated scanning can affect activity data, and comparisons need context about the audience, scenario, and difficulty. Acceptance by an email provider does not guarantee inbox delivery.
Designed for controlled, accountable use
Exercises are intended only for audiences authorized by the organization. The planned simulation design records that a form was submitted, not passwords or the values entered into it.
Planned management controls include organization-level data separation, role-based permissions, two-step authentication, activity logs, reusable branding, and tools for recipient data requests. These are design requirements, not a claim of independently verified security or regulatory compliance.
AI assists content preparation; the organization's team reviews, edits, and approves the material before sending.
Product questions
Is PhishGuard available now?
No. PhishGuard is in development. Contact SAGEN to discuss your requirements and the current development status.
Is it part of Cyber Readiness?
PhishGuard is a separate SAGEN product focused on employee awareness and practice. SAGEN Cyber Readiness is available to customers and focuses on security evidence, critical systems, and readiness. No integration between the products is promised here.
Can SAGEN help assess our security gaps?
See our cybersecurity and compliance guidance. Your team or IT provider remains responsible for implementing technical fixes.
Build your awareness program with a clear goal.
Tell us who you need to train and what you want employees to recognize and report. Mention PhishGuard in your message.