Threatcop Security Awareness Training (TSAT)

Threatcop is the people security management brand built by the founders of Kratikal, who started cybersecurity awareness work as students at NIT Allahabad in 2013. Threatcop launched in 2018 to fight social engineering and email attacks, after the team found that most successful attacks exploit the human factor. It lists a US address in Cupertino and a presence in India, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Indonesia and Germany.

The core product, Threatcop Security Awareness Training (TSAT), runs simulated phishing, vishing, smishing, WhatsApp phishing, ransomware and removable media attacks on employees, then follows up with an integrated learning management system, quizzes, cyber comics and assessments. Companion modules include TDMARC for domain and outbound email protection and TPIR for one-tap phishing reporting and incident response. Customers come from banking, NBFC, IT and manufacturing, and the company says it serves more than 750 organizations across five continents.

• Multi-vector simulation: Runs phishing, vishing, smishing, WhatsApp phishing, ransomware and removable media attack drills.
• AI-powered campaigns: Uses AI to generate phishing simulations and training.
• Integrated LMS: Delivers quizzes, cyber comics, infographics and interactive assessments after each drill.
• Real-time tracking: Shows employee behavior and the organization's risk posture as campaigns run.
• TDMARC: Monitors spoofing attempts and enforces DMARC to protect domains and outbound email.
• TPIR reporting: Lets employees report suspicious emails with one tap for faster incident response.

A Vietnamese consumer finance company can run monthly phishing and voice-scam drills for call center and branch staff. A manufacturer can test finance and HR teams against invoice fraud emails and enforce DMARC on its domain. A bank can use one-tap reporting to route suspicious emails to its SOC.

Security teams can measure how employees actually react to phishing, voice and SMS scams instead of relying on course completion alone. The company reports simulated attacks on about 1 million users each quarter with an 84% reduction in phish risk rate. Unlimited simulation cycles and a library of 600+ awareness resources in 10+ categories support continuous campaigns. Adding TDMARC and TPIR lets one vendor cover domain spoofing and reported phishing as well.

Business email compromise, WhatsApp and SMS scams and AI-written phishing are rising across Asia, and regulators increasingly expect banks and listed firms to train staff regularly. Buyers are moving from yearly slide-based courses to continuous simulations with measurable risk scores. Vietnamese banks, finance companies and manufacturers face the same social engineering wave and need affordable tools that combine training with email protection.

Threatcop was founded by Pavan Kumar, Dip Jung Thapa and Paratosh Kumar, who also set up Kratikal; the product launched in 2018. The website lists an address at 10080 N Wolfe Rd, Cupertino, California, and offices or presence in India, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Indonesia and Germany. It shows awards from GCA, DSCI, SourceForge and Crozdesk and runs the annual THRM human risk conference.