RansomLeak Security Training

Why security awareness training fails

Every year, organizations spend billions on cybersecurity training. Most of it gets ignored. Employees sit through video modules, answer a few quiz questions, and move on. Knowledge retention drops within days. Phishing simulations run a month later catch the same people making the same mistakes.

The core issue is passive delivery. Watching a video about a phishing attack is nothing like receiving one. Reading a policy about social engineering doesn't prepare anyone for a convincing phone call from someone who sounds like their IT department.

How RansomLeak approaches security training differently

RansomLeak is a security awareness training platform built entirely around interactive 3D simulations. Employees don't observe attack scenarios. They experience them.

A simulated phishing email lands in their inbox and they decide whether to click, report, or ignore it. A caller impersonates tech support and asks for credentials. A USB drive appears near the office door. Every simulation branches based on the employee's decisions. If they fall for the attack, the simulation shows them exactly what an attacker would have accessed and how the breach would have spread.

These scenarios are modeled on documented threat intelligence, not hypothetical examples. The phishing emails mirror real vendor communications. The social engineering scripts match tactics used in actual corporate breaches.

Training library

RansomLeak covers the attack vectors responsible for the majority of enterprise security incidents:

• Phishing and spear-phishing including business email compromise targeting finance and executive teams
• Social engineering across phone calls, chat messages, and in-person pretexting
• Sensitive data handling covering classification decisions, sharing policies, and accidental exposure
• Password and credential security from hygiene practices to recognizing credential harvesting pages
• Physical security scenarios like tailgating through secured doors, found USB devices, and unattended workstations
• Incident reporting teaching employees what to do after they suspect something is wrong

Each topic offers multiple difficulty levels so organizations can match training intensity to employee experience and role.

Gamification and analytics

Points, badges, leaderboards, and achievements turn mandatory compliance training into something with actual engagement. Security teams get performance analytics showing which departments and roles have the strongest and weakest awareness, based on simulation behavior rather than self-reported quiz answers.

Deployment options

SCORM integration: Export training as SCORM 1.2 or 2004 packages and load them into Cornerstone, Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Docebo, 360Learning, Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard, or any other compliant LMS. Tracking data flows through your existing infrastructure.

Standalone cloud LMS: A dedicated security training platform with user management, real-time analytics dashboards, campaign scheduling for targeted rollouts, department-based permissions, SSO/MFA authentication, and tenant whitelabeling with your organization's branding.

Built by the Kontra team

RansomLeak was created by the team behind Kontra Application Security Training. After years of building developer security education, they turned their attention to the broader workforce, where phishing and social engineering remain the top entry points for corporate breaches.

The platform serves mid-market and enterprise organizations in finance, healthcare, technology, and government.