Every endpoint mapped · every port scanned · every vendor assessed
Your people. You can produce a number for every asset, every port and every vendor in your estate — and nothing at all for the 200 people with an email address who can undo all of it. This October, AHAD measures them and hands you the number.
The first question has an answer in your ledger. The second has never had one — because human cyber risk was never measured, only hoped about. $3,000 turns it into a figure you can defend to an auditor, an insurer and a board.
One week, end to end. Nothing for your team to run.
Not fraud. Not currency. Not credit. It is the people inside your organisation with an email address — and almost no security or finance function can put a number against them.
Human cyber risk expressed as a score, measured before and after the campaign — broken down by department, so you know where the thin ice is.
Evidence of training, policy acknowledgement and measurable improvement — the artefact you hand an auditor, an insurer or the board.
One flat campaign fee, whatever the headcount up to 200. The more people you put through it, the less each measured employee costs you.
How many employees would take part?
That's $1.25 per employee per month across a year — for a measured baseline, a full awareness journey and a board-ready report.
The forensics. The downtime. The notification obligations. The week your leadership spends on recovery instead of growth.
You already know roughly what one of those costs you. This is the first time you'll have a number for the likelihood — and evidence that you moved it.
A structured journey your people move through from any device, at any time — opening with a measurement and closing with the same measurement re-run.
Securing Our Universe is a position, not a product: that the people inside an organisation deserve to be measured and defended as seriously as its perimeter.
This October, organisations across the GCC are taking that position together. We would like yours among them.
A campaign takes about a week to configure and run, and slots are allocated first-come. Tell us where to send the details and we'll come back within one business day.
$3,000 · up to 200 employees · one week · run entirely by AHAD.
Pick a 15-minute slot and we'll show you the full journey end to end — no slides, the actual experience your people get.
Book a walkthrough →Because the point is to get a number on the table, not to negotiate one. $3,000 covers the whole campaign for up to 200 employees — configuration, delivery, measurement and the report.
One complete campaign for up to 200 employees: all five stages, branded to your organisation, configured and run by AHAD, with a before-and-after human risk score and a board-ready report at the end. There is no per-seat add-on and no second invoice.
Give us a participant list and approve the branding. We handle configuration, scheduling, reminders and reporting. Expect under two hours of effort from your side across the whole week.
About a week end to end. Employees move through the journey on their own time from any device — there's no classroom and no fixed hour everyone has to attend.
Tell us the number in the form. The campaign scales beyond 200 — the $3,000 flat fee is scoped to 200, and we'll quote the difference transparently before anything starts.
No. Training is one stage of five. The distinguishing part is measurement: an AI-driven risk profile before anything is taught, the same assessment re-run afterwards, and the delta between them expressed as a score by department.
A human risk score before and after, broken down by department; completion and quiz performance; policy acknowledgement per employee; and a summary written for a board or audit committee rather than a security team.
That's the intent — it's built for Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Slots are allocated first-come and a campaign needs roughly a week to configure and run, so earlier registration means more choice of dates.
