Because the overwhelming majority of successful cyberattacks begin by exploiting a person, through phishing, social engineering, or simple mistakes, rather than by defeating technology. Your employees are a primary attack surface. Security awareness training turns that liability into a defense: trained, alert employees recognize and report attacks instead of falling for them. It's also explicitly required by nearly every security and privacy framework. Propelex deploys a partner-powered platform to measure and reduce this human risk.

Your Phish-Prone Percentage is the share of your employees who are likely to fall for a phishing attack, measured through realistic simulated phishing campaigns. It's a powerful metric because it turns the abstract idea of human risk into a concrete number you can track and improve. Propelex establishes your baseline Phish-Prone Percentage and then systematically drives it down through targeted training, proving measurable improvement over time.

Simulated phishing sends realistic but harmless phishing emails to your employees to safely test how they respond, who clicks, who enters credentials, and who reports the email. No real harm is done, but you learn exactly where your human risk lies. Those who fall for simulations receive targeted training. Over time, repeated simulations reinforce learning and measure genuine behavior change. It's the safest way to find and fix human vulnerabilities before real attackers exploit them.

The SmartRisk Agent is an intelligent component of the platform that scores individual and organizational risk, helping focus training where it's needed most rather than treating everyone identically. The Phish Alert Button lets employees report suspicious emails with a single click, turning your workforce into active sensors that feed your security team real threat intelligence. Together they make your human-risk program smarter and more responsive.

Yes. The partner-powered platform Propelex deploys supports training in 34+ languages, which is essential for organizations with diverse or global workforces. Effective security training has to be understood to change behavior, so delivering it in employees' native languages dramatically improves engagement and effectiveness. Training is also role-based and adaptive, tailored to the specific risks each user demonstrates.