Phishing simulation
Realistic, escalating scenarios measured over time rather than one-off tests.
Human layer
Your security is only as strong as the decisions people make.
Role-based awareness programmes that change behaviour at the moment of decision.
Decision loop
Recognise: People notice the signal in a realistic situation.
Most incidents begin with an ordinary decision: a link opened, an approval granted, a request not questioned. Security awareness works when it targets those decision points with role-specific context — and when reporting a mistake is easier than hiding it.
Combine the human layer with Penetration Testing when social and technical attack paths need validation together.
Use Security Consulting to connect behaviour change with governance and incident readiness.
Our experts hold certifications including OSEE, OSCP, OSWE, OSEP, OSED, OSWP, eWPTx, eMAPT, eCPPT, CRTO and CEH.
Evolvice operates certified quality-management and information-security systems under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:2022.
More than thirteen years of technology delivery inform scoping, communication, reporting and remediation support.
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Realistic, escalating scenarios measured over time rather than one-off tests.
Different content for developers, finance, executives and administrators.
Everyday practices for credentials, data handling and access requests.
What to do — and who to tell — in the first ten minutes.
Reporting treated as a positive signal, not a personal failure.
Behavioural metrics: report rate, time to report, repeat exposure.
It does when it is continuous, role-specific and measured by behaviour — for example how quickly suspicious messages get reported — rather than by course completion.
Yes, as part of a programme with agreed rules, escalating difficulty and a blameless reporting culture.
Programmes are commonly delivered in English, German and Arabic to match distributed teams.