Train
Employees make decisions in realistic cyber situations.
Cyber Readiness
Review cyber drills. Take the next step.
You know who took part. Do you also know where your team is still unsure about its decisions?
Aggregated exercise decisions show where your team struggled during the cyber drill. Use the results to select suitable follow-up actions and examine changes across repeated drills. The results record complements documented participation.
From training to the next action.
Measure
Validated decisions are evaluated anonymously and in aggregate.
Improve
Priority areas and useful refresh measures become visible.
Document
Results are documented as traceable Cyber Prevention Evidence.
What you receive after a cyber drill.
Participation certificate
Participants download their own certificate after completion. Your organisation manages internal identification and storage.
Company evaluation
The portal shows aggregated participation and decisions, helping you identify trained topics and potential areas for action.
Next action
Use the results for targeted refresh training and operational improvements. Exercise results do not predict real incidents.
Example results report
Fictional illustration – no customer or participant data.
- Cyber Prevention Evidence
- The New Customer
- Coverage
- 92%
- Human Risk Exposure
- 8.4%
- Highest Human Risk Driver
- Credential Handling
- Relevant Cyber Event
- Account Compromise
- Next measure
- Refresh drill in 90 days
- Evidence quality
- High
The right view for your work.
Your own Cyber Readiness at a glance.
Human Risk Exposure, coverage, areas for action, next measures, development and evidence come together in one company view.
Open portalOpen example view
Manage customers, runs and measures centrally.
IT service providers, consultancies and cybersecurity partners view prevention runs, risk patterns, recommendations and evidence across their customers.
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Questions about the evaluation.
What does Human Risk Exposure mean?
Human Risk Exposure (HRE) is the weighted proportion of risky decisions within validated cyber drills. The lower the value, the safer the observed decisions were.
Methodological limit: HRE is not an incident or loss probability and is not an actuarial risk assessment.
What participant data is required?
Paragamix uses participation codes without clear names and aggregated results. Names, email addresses and personal employee profiles are not required for participation or evaluation.
- No employee rankings
- No individual HRE profiles
- No participant-code mapping to a natural person at Paragamix
Order, administration and technically required log data are handled separately under the privacy notice.
What can a record demonstrate?
The evidence supports internal documentation and audit evidence. It does not replace certification, an audit opinion, a conformity assessment or a statement about insurance cover.
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