Traditional security awareness training teaches employees to spot phishing emails. ThreatAce trains the people who make the decisions — executives, board members, and business-unit leaders — to navigate AI-powered threats that no checkbox can prepare you for.
Cybersecurity training checks a compliance box. AI doesn't care about your compliance box.
Attackers now use live AI voice calls that impersonate your CEO. Deepfake video to authorize wire transfers. Coordinated attacks that hit your phone, your inbox, and your Slack — simultaneously. Your annual "click the suspicious link" training? That's training for 2019.
The people who need to understand these threats aren't security professionals. They're CFOs authorizing acquisitions. Board members approving budgets. HR leaders making hiring decisions. They are exactly who attackers target — and exactly who training programs leave behind.
Compare what traditional programs cover against what your organization actually faces.
ThreatAce programs are designed for business leaders who make decisions — not security engineers who run tools.
Understand how AI is being weaponized against organizations right now — from deepfake vishing to synthetic document fraud. Updated as the threat landscape evolves, not annually.
Translate technical risk into dollar terms your CFO and board can act on. Quantified breach scenarios. Risk-adjusted decision frameworks. Language they actually use.
Experience vishing calls, deepfake video, and coordinated social engineering attacks in a safe environment. Build recognition before attackers use these against your organization.
Not just protecting against AI threats — governing AI deployment inside your organization. Adoption frameworks, risk posture assessment, and governance structures that don't require a technical degree.
Approve acquisitions, authorize wire transfers, and sign vendor contracts knowing you've stress-tested the cyber exposure — not just the financial model.
Stop translating cybersecurity for the board — become the board member who actually understands the threat. Speak the language of risk, liability, and business impact.
Build the kind of leadership culture where your team flags anomalies before they become incidents — because they understand the stakes and the signals.
The threat landscape shifts weekly. ThreatAce keeps you current — not with another annual module, but with ongoing intelligence briefings and updated scenarios as threats evolve.
Most organizations don't fail at cybersecurity because of a lack of technology. They fail because the people making decisions don't understand what they're authorizing. ThreatAce closes that gap — for the executives, board members, and leaders who bear the consequence when something goes wrong.
ThreatAce is built and run by Kate Marshall — 18 years at SANS Institute, co-chair of the AI Cybersecurity Summit, author of AI at Work.