ThreatGuard – Advanced Phishing Simulation. Training. Operational Visibility.
ThreatGuard is a self-hosted phishing simulation and security awareness platform designed to help organisations detect, measure, and reduce human risk from phishing, credential theft, and social-engineering attacks. The platform aggregates campaign controls, fine-grained result analytics, and integrations so security teams can run repeatable exercises and instrument response workflows.
Why ThreatGuard?
Phishing and credential harvesting remain primary attack vectors for ransomware, fraud, and data breaches. Many organisations lack a safe, auditable way to exercise their users and measure risk over time. ThreatGuard closes this gap by providing a single platform to create targeted campaigns, host landing pages, and produce operational reports that drive training and remediation.
With ThreatGuard you get:
- Proactive phishing simulations and behavioural measurement
- Centralised campaign management and scheduling
- Clear, explainable results to prioritise remediation
- On-premise deployment for full data control and compliance
Brochures
No. ThreatMind is designed to work efficiently even with limited SOC resources. Its intuitive interface, intelligent correlation rules, African-relevant threat intelligence feeds, and built-in automation reduce the manual workload, enabling smaller teams to achieve enterprise-grade protection.
Absolutely. ThreatMind includes prebuilt compliance templates, detailed reporting dashboards, and forensic-ready log retention. It simplifies audits and regulatory reporting (e.g., POPIA, GDPR, ISO 27001, NIST) with out-of-the-box reports tailored for regulators, auditors, and board presentations.
Yes. ThreatMind integrates Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) features directly into the platform. It can automatically respond to common threats (e.g., isolate infected endpoints, block malicious IPs) and allows security teams to create custom playbooks and API integrations for advanced automated workflows.
ThreatMind is designed for rapid deployment. Most organizations can have the full platform (cloud or on-premises) up and running, ingesting logs and generating actionable alerts within days—not weeks or months like many traditional enterprise SIEM solutions.
ThreatMind is built in Africa, specifically for the unique challenges faced by African organizations—such as limited bandwidth, constrained SOC resources, unstable power, and regionally prevalent threats. Unlike many global vendors, it offers faster deployment (days instead of months), significantly lower total cost of ownership, on-premise or cloud flexibility, and local
A SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) solution is a centralized platform that collects, analyzes, and correlates log data from across your entire IT environment in real time. It provides visibility into security events, detects threats, enables rapid incident response, and helps meet compliance requirements. Organizations need a SIEM to
Core Capabilities
Campaign & Email Template Management
ThreatGuard provides a web admin UI for composing email templates, importing recipient lists, and scheduling sends. Templates support rich content editing (CKEditor) and can include tracked links and custom landing pages for credential capture testing.
Targeted Scheduling & Sending Profiles
Create multiple sending profiles (SMTP configs), schedule sends per time zone, and stagger delivery to simulate realistic attacker behaviour.
Landing Pages & Credential Capture Testing
Host reusable landing pages from `templates/` and verify whether simulated credentials are submitted — results feed directly into campaigns and reporting dashboards.
Result Analytics & Threat Scoring
Each recipient interaction (open, click, submit) is recorded, timestamped, and classified. ThreatGuard assigns simple risk classifications (Safe, Suspicious, Compromised) and aggregates metrics across campaigns for trend analysis and executive reporting.
Integrations & Automation
Emit campaign events via webhooks, forward mail logs, or enrich SIEM/ITSM tools. IMAP integrations are supported for mailbox-based checks; options exist to ignore certificate validation during testing if required.
Designed for Security Operations
ThreatGuard supports common SOC workflows: phishing investigation, user remediation tracking, vendor risk exercises, and training verification. Dashboards and exports are formatted for operational monitoring and audit use.
On-Premise Deployment & Compliance
Deploy ThreatGuard on-premise to retain full control over scanned and collected data. This model avoids cloud dependencies and helps organisations meet data sovereignty and regulatory requirements.
Use Cases
Phishing resilience testing and periodic exercises
Incident response enrichment and evidence collection
Employee training validation and behavioural metrics
Third-party and vendor phishing risk assessments
Proof of Value (PoV)
Offer a short PoV to demonstrate ThreatGuard in the customer’s enviroment:
Deploy on Premise
Run representative campaigns and deliver a short assessment covering observed behaviours
Deliver a short assessment covering:
observed behaviours, high-risk assets and practical steps.
Validate MFA enforcement and breach alerting
Validate multi-factor authentication and proactive breach detection
Get Started
Strengthen your organisation’s ability to detect and respond to phishing and credential theft. Request a demo or PoV to see ThreatGuard in Action
Core Capabilities
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
ThreatHaven enforces multi-factor authentication to add an additional layer of protection beyond passwords. This significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized access, even if credentials are compromised.
Encrypted Password Vault
ThreatHaven securely stores credentials using end-to-end AES-256 encryption. Sensitive data is protected at rest and in transit; ensuring unauthorized users cannot access stored credentials.
The platform follows zero-knowledge architecture, meaning only authorized users can view or manage sensitive information.
Secure Password Sharing
Credentials can be shared securely with team members or third parties using PKI-backed mechanisms. Access can be restricted, monitored, and revoked at any time, eliminating unsafe practices such as email or messaging-based password sharing.
Role-Based Access Control
ThreatHaven allows administrators to define roles and permissions; ensuring users only have access to the credentials required for their responsibilities. This supports least-privilege access and reduces insider risk.
Breach Detection & Password Health Monitoring
ThreatHaven continuously monitors stored credentials for signs of compromise. Users and administrators receive real-time alerts if a password is detected in a known breach or identified as weak, reused, or high risk
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