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Find out how exposed your business is to human cyber risk

Most cyber attacks start with people, not technology.
Our free Human Risk Report helps you understand where your business may be vulnerable to phishing, compromised passwords, and other human-related cyber threats.
Human Risk ReportSample
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Human Risk ScoreHigh riskEstimated time to breach: days, not months
  • Exposed credentials on the dark web14 found
  • Lookalike domains registered3 found
  • Phishing simulation click rate22%
  • Prioritised recommendations6 actions

What's included in your free report

A clear snapshot of the people-related risks in your organisation, and what to do about them.

Human Risk Score

Dark Web Credential Scan

Domain & Brand Impersonation Check

Phishing Risk Assessment

Key Findings & Recommendations

Why it matters

A single click on a phishing email or a compromised password can lead to a serious cyber incident.

Our report helps you identify risks before cybercriminals do.

Who is it for?

Perfect for Australian small and medium businesses that want a better understanding of their cyber security risk.

How it works

Four steps from first scan to a practical plan your team can act on.

We assess your exposure

We conduct a series of intelligence-based assessments to identify potential attack paths, including:

We calculate your risk

Our assessment findings are consolidated into a simple Human Risk Score that helps you understand your current security posture.

Receive your report

You'll receive a comprehensive report outlining:

Reduce and monitor risk

Use the report as the foundation for ongoing security awareness training, phishing simulations, policy improvements, and cyber security uplift activities.

Discover how vulnerable your business really is

Your technology may be secure, but what about the people using it?
Research consistently shows that cybercriminals target people before they target systems. Phishing emails, stolen credentials, weak passwords, and social engineering attacks continue to be the fastest path into Australian businesses.
The CyberSure Community Human Risk Report helps you understand where your greatest people-related cyber risks exist and provides a practical roadmap to reduce them.

What is a Human Risk Report?

Our Human Risk Report assesses the human side of cyber security by combining domain intelligence, exposed credential monitoring, and employee awareness testing. The report provides an easy-to-understand snapshot of your organisation’s exposure to common cyber threats and helps identify the areas that need attention most.

Your report includes

Why human risk matters

Cybercriminals increasingly exploit people rather than technology. Even organisations with strong security controls can be exposed through:

Employees clicking phishing emails

Compromised passwords and leaked credentials

Business Email Compromise (BEC)

Social engineering attacks

Poor security awareness

Unsafe remote work practices

Data handling mistakes and human error

Understanding these risks is the first step toward building a stronger cyber security culture.

What you'll learn

By the end of the assessment, you’ll know:

Why CyberSure Community?

CyberSure Community exists to help Australian businesses better understand and manage cyber risk.

We focus on practical, actionable advice that helps organisations improve cyber resilience without unnecessary complexity.

Our Human Risk Report gives you a clear starting point for reducing cyber risk and strengthening your organisation’s security culture.

Get your free Human Risk Report

Ready to understand your human cyber risk? Complete the form and we’ll begin your assessment. Receive a personalised Human Risk Report with actionable insights to help protect your business.
Included at no cost
Take the first step toward a more cyber-aware workforce today.

Request your free report

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