Breach Secure Now vs ScamDrill

Breach Secure Now provides employee training in cybersecurity, AI awareness, Microsoft 365 productivity, and compliance through IT providers. Its cybersecurity program combines video lessons, short trainings, phishing simulations, dark web monitoring, risk assessments, and an Employee Secure Score that tracks organizational security strength. Monitoring alerts on exposed credentials and pairs findings with remediation training, including password updates and enabling MFA. Training addresses phishing, ransomware, credential theft, and social engineering. AI awareness covers workplace use of generative AI, including risks from unsanctioned tools and sensitive data exposure. Microsoft 365 courses cover Teams, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Word, with weekly tips delivered through Teams. Compliance offerings include HIPAA, FWA, and OSHA training for healthcare, customizable policy templates, and risk assessment workplans. The platform integrates with Microsoft Teams and has a Teams app. BSN says it is built for MSPs serving small and midsize businesses, can scale to more complex environments, and sells through the channel rather than directly to clients. Pricing is per seat but not stated; its 30-day trial includes full access and requires no credit card.

ScamDrill trains families and organizations to recognize scams through simulated messages and follow-up lessons. Family exercises cover email and SMS, while organization simulations also include QR code scams. The exercises adapt to each learner’s performance, increasing difficulty as skills improve. A dashboard tracks progress, scam types caught and areas that may need more practice. Family members can forward suspicious emails or texts for AI analysis; this message-checking feature is included with the Family plan. Organizations can sync rosters with Okta, Azure AD and Google Workspace, and Enterprise includes a REST API and webhooks. ScamDrill says its data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with database-level tenant isolation and passkey-based two-factor authentication. It also says simulated landing pages do not capture, transmit or store what a learner types. The company says it does not sell personal data or share learner data with advertisers or data brokers. SOC 2 is listed as planned; paid organization plans include audit report exports for frameworks including SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA.