Evaluate ASAT.
Build your case.
See how security awareness training, realistic simulations and human risk insights fit your organization—with a proof of concept shaped around your goals.
- A focused audience and agreed pilot scope
- Success criteria that matter to your team
- A clear review before your next decision
Start with a conversation. Scope, timing and commercial terms are agreed before your pilot begins.
What would you like to evaluate?
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See what your team
could put into practice.
Start with an overview of ASAT. Then focus your proof of concept on the learning, simulations and reporting that support your security program.
The learner experience
Relevant training and reinforcement for everyday decisions.
Realistic practice
Approved scenarios that help you understand employee responses.
A clearer view of progress
Explore the reporting your program owners need to take action.
A pilot with a purpose.
Align your security, IT and business teams around a practical evaluation—not just a list of features.
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Define what success looks like.
Choose your audience, product and priorities. Agree the scenarios, measures and review period before the pilot starts.
A shared evaluation plan - 02
Evaluate with the right people.
Bring together your program owners and a representative pilot group. Confirm access, communications and approvals before launch.
An agreed, manageable scope - 03
Review. Then decide.
Look at participation, simulation responses and reporting in the context of your goals. Discuss what a wider rollout would need.
Evidence for your next step
Useful evidence.
A more informed decision.
Pick measures that match your selected products. Review them against an agreed baseline and evaluation period.
- Learning engagement
- Participation, completion and assessment results
- Simulation responses
- Clicks, reports and follow-up learning
- Human risk visibility
- Risk patterns and priorities for further support
- Operational fit
- Administrator workflow and rollout requirements
Your POC questions,
answered.
Need to discuss a specific requirement? Include it in your request or contact our team.
info@aspiretss.comWhat is an ASAT proof of concept?
A proof of concept is a scoped evaluation of ASAT against your organization’s priorities. Together, we agree the audience, products, approved scenarios and success criteria, then review the evidence before you decide how to move forward.
How is a POC different from a demo or free trial?
A demo is a guided product walkthrough. The self-service free trial lets you explore the platform through our published trial offering. A POC starts with an agreed evaluation plan for your organization, including scope, responsibilities and a review of the results.
Which products can we evaluate?
Choose a product from the request form, or select “Help me choose” to discuss your needs. You can ask about security awareness training, phishing and other simulation channels, and human risk management. Our team will confirm availability, licensing and the products included in your pilot before it begins.
How long does a POC take, and is there a cost?
The duration and any commercial terms depend on the agreed scope, audience and setup requirements. We will discuss these with you before you commit to a pilot. Sending this request does not start a subscription.
What should we prepare before the pilot?
Identify a program owner, an initial audience and the security behaviors you want to evaluate. Bring any language, access, integration and data-handling requirements. Agree internal approvals and the scope of any simulations before launch.
How will we measure success?
Choose measures that match your selected products and goals. These may include training participation, assessment results, simulation responses, threat reporting and human risk trends. Agree a baseline and review period so the final discussion uses meaningful evidence.
Can our IT, security and business teams join the evaluation?
Yes. Include the people who will own deployment, employee communications and the purchase decision. Share technical and business requirements in the request so the evaluation can address both the administrator and learner experience.
What happens after I send the request?
Our team will contact you to discuss your selected product, priorities and proposed audience. You can then agree the scope, setup, timing and review criteria. The pilot begins only after the relevant details and approvals are confirmed.
Put your priorities to the test.
Tell us what you want to learn. Let’s define the right evaluation.