Today Breacher.ai is launching the Secure Behavior Management platform. It gives security teams an AI phishing simulation generator and an awareness training builder in the same place, driven by two new components: the AI Concierge, which turns a plain-language request into a finished simulation or module, and Studio, where your team reviews, edits and launches what it builds.

Awareness training has always played catch-up. A new pretext shows up in the wild, and the program answers a quarter later with a catalog module written for somebody else's organization. We built this platform to close that gap. A security team that learns about a new lure in the morning can have the simulation running and the matching training assigned the same afternoon, written against its own procedures, in its own language.

It is the same loop we have run with enterprise clients for years, now in your hands: measure your risk, train for what you find, prove it changed.

What Launches Today

Underneath both sits the OSES™ engine, the orchestration layer our engagements already run on, and OSES™ Behave, the training stage of the Secure Behavior Management platform.

An AI Phishing Simulation Generator That Starts With a Sentence

Most simulation tools start with a template library. You pick the closest match, swap the logo and send it. The result tests whether somebody clicks on a generic email, which is rarely the question a security team is actually asking.

The AI Concierge starts with what you want to test. Tell it what you are worried about and it assembles the campaign behind it.

• Phishing simulation
• Voice playbook
• Awareness module
• Knowledge check

From that one line it drafts the pretext, the persona and the sequence, writes the email or Teams message that opens it, builds any page behind it, and prepares the voice stage. When the target calls the number back, the Concierge answers. That is the part a template library cannot do, and it is where the most consequential requests in an organization actually happen.

Simulations run across email, SMS, chat, voice and live video meetings on Teams, Zoom and Meet. Because they run on the OSES™ engine, a later stage can branch on what the target did in the stage before, so a simulation behaves like a conversation rather than a single send. Voice and video scenarios cover AI vishing, IT impersonation and executive impersonation, and consent always comes before any likeness.

Awareness Training in Minutes, From Four Starting Points

There is no content library to browse, by design. Security is unique to every organization, so the training is generated against yours. Studio gives you four ways in.

We wrote about the principles behind this in Build Your Own Security Awareness Training With AI. Today those principles ship as a product.

Built to Train the Procedure

Speed alone would make this a faster catalog. What makes it a behavior platform is what the generated content is keyed to.

Every module is anchored to a procedure, not a topic. Consequential actions, such as an outbound payment, a vendor banking-detail change, a credential reset, an MFA enrollment or a privileged access grant, each need a verification step that works through a separate, known-good channel. The training teaches that step and when to invoke it.

That matters most for synthetic voice and video. For those, we train the verification step rather than the tell, because a callback to a known-good number returns the same answer against a crude fake and a perfect one. We laid out that argument in Stop Training People to Spot Deepfakes and Process Invocation vs. Detection. Broader awareness training still earns its place, and the platform generates it too. The difference is that everything it builds points back at a control you can test.

Measure Whether Behavior Changed

A completion rate was never evidence that behavior changed. The platform reports on the controls themselves, then re-tests the same control after training so the difference is measured rather than assumed.

Per-person results still do useful work: they route the right module to the right people. They are a routing input, not a board metric, because a score on a person does not tell you whether the wire goes out.

Where It Fits

• Beside what you already run. Teams on Microsoft Defender for Office 365 can keep Attack simulation training for message phishing at scale and add Breacher.ai through the Microsoft Attack Simulator add-on, with Entra ID sync.
• Self-run or managed. Built for enterprise programs that want to run their own cycles. Where you would rather we ran it, managed delivery operates the same platform for you.
• Available now. OSES™ Behave ships as part of the platform and can also be purchased on its own. Pricing is a flat platform fee by tier, never per seat.

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