This startup provides a cybersecurity awareness service that produces monthly animated micro-learning videos to educate individuals and organizations on recognizing and avoiding cyber threats. By fostering a security-minded culture, the service enhances overall security posture and reduces the risk of breaches.
Funding
$5.5M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Many organizations struggle to effectively train employees to recognize and avoid increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, leading to breaches caused by human error. Traditional security awareness programs often fail to engage employees, resulting in poor knowledge retention and limited behavior change.
Solution
NINJIO offers a cybersecurity awareness training platform that uses engaging, animated micro-learning videos based on real-world hacks to educate employees. The platform delivers short, memorable episodes monthly to keep users aware of the latest attack vectors and social engineering tactics. NINJIO also provides AI-driven simulated phishing exercises to evaluate user susceptibility and build personalized risk profiles. By combining knowledge-based training with behavioral science principles, NINJIO aims to transform employees into proactive cyber defenders and reduce human-based cyber risk.
Target Audience
NINJIO is designed for organizations of all sizes, from small businesses to global enterprises, seeking to improve their cybersecurity awareness and reduce human-based cyber risk.
Features
- 3-4 minute animated micro-learning episodes based on real-life cyberattacks
- Attack vector-based training covering the latest threats
- AI-powered phishing simulations with varied difficulty levels and unlimited testing
- Behavioral science training focused on social engineering tactics and emotional learning
- Risk algorithm that builds a profile of each user's social engineering vulnerabilities
- Lightweight reporter button for users to flag suspicious emails
- Training engagement and simulated phishing results reporting
- Company-wide risk scoring to measure overall security posture