CYBERCADE
Security Training Is Broken.
We're Fixing It.
Cybercade is rethinking how organizations build a security-conscious workforce — from the ground up.
Be first to know when we launch.
Every year, organizations spend billions on security awareness training. The ritual is always the same: a mandatory module appears in your inbox, you click through slides you've seen before, answer a quiz designed to be passed, and check the box until next year.
Meanwhile, the real threats evolve daily. Phishing campaigns get more sophisticated by the hour. Social engineering attacks target specific roles, specific people. And the training that's supposed to prepare your workforce? It was forgotten within a week.
of breaches involve a human element.
The problem isn't that people don't care about security. It's that the way we teach it is fundamentally broken. Once-a-year, check-the-box training doesn't build habits. It doesn't change behavior. It exists to satisfy auditors, not to protect people.
Training shouldn't be something you survive. It should be something you want to do again tomorrow.
What If Security Training
Felt Like This?
“A 2-minute challenge drops into your Slack at 10 AM.”
No portals. No friction. Training meets you where you already work.
“You compete with your department to top the leaderboard.”
Streaks, XP, achievements. Security skills that feel like a game.
“An AI that knows your role, your threats, and your skill gaps.”
Training that adapts in real-time — not one-size-fits-all modules.
Something Big
Is Coming.
Cybercade launches in 2026. Be the first to experience security training that employees actually want to do.
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Built by People Who Know
Both Sides
We've spent years in the trenches of enterprise security — building programs, running incident response, and watching talented people fail compliance training that was never designed to actually teach them anything. We're combining deep security expertise with game design and learning science to build something the industry has never seen.