The questions executives ask before they say yes.

ThreatAce is designed to strengthen decision readiness and reduce the chance that an executive team authorizes a costly mistake under pressure; it does not promise a guaranteed financial return. Individual seats are $1,200 per seat per year and Team seats are $950 per seat per year, giving leaders a bounded training cost to weigh against the disruption and potential loss of an incident.

Each module takes roughly 25 minutes of guided lesson time plus a 10–15 minute scenario, so the complete five-module track is about 3–4 hours across a week. Leaders can spread those short decision exercises across a board-prep or audit-readiness cycle instead of blocking a full training day.

Completion records and certificates make participation visible, while the Team tier adds shared progress and group debriefs that give a leadership team a common operating language. The Board AI Incident Playbook adds a 72-hour response framework, governance checklist, and stakeholder table that can anchor an actual board discussion when an AI incident lands.

Yes: deepfake video and voice-cloning scams can impersonate executives to pressure finance teams into high-value actions, including urgent transfers or sensitive disclosures. Deepfake Defense focuses on audio and video recognition, while Executive Impersonation & AI Phishing Defense covers BEC and cross-channel verification across email, phone, and video.

Individual and Team seats qualify for a full refund within 30 days when completion remains below the first module, while Enterprise cohort cancellations follow the signed MSA. The CORF Compliance Essentials module supports SCLP readiness for financial leaders and boards, so teams can assess the training against a concrete compliance use case.