Program Manager at a hospitality company with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 5
Aug 11, 2025
We have been using Kaspersky Security Awareness mostly for compliance. The benefit we have seen is in terms of compliance. We have been able to be compliant, but the control over the program was very limited. Ensuring that the team has the required knowledge has been challenging as there's no way to prove it. If I give an exam, people can copy from various sources. This aspect needs improvement on the Kaspersky front, but overall, they need to ensure they update the security courses with real-time or real-life scenarios more.
We use Kaspersky Security Awareness ( /products/kaspersky-security-awareness-reviews ) because it was installed by our vendor. We had a contract, and the solution was provided by our vendors, so we used their solutions.
With the rising number of cybersecurity incidents, phishing emails are often used, which can lead to credential theft, financial fraud, or data leakage. I use Kaspersky's entire Learning and Management integrated package that allows me to utilize predefined or custom training modules. After the training, I can assess its effectiveness through a simulated phishing attack to determine if retraining is necessary. This solution allows for training everyone, from new joiners to experienced veterans, at different levels. It also offers gamification to make learning more engaging.
Sales Account Manager at a security firm with 11-50 employees
Reseller
Dec 5, 2022
I sell the product. This solution basically provides cybersecurity awareness for the non-IT person. Let's say you're the IT manager of a company. You buy the Kaspersky product for X amount of users. Now, you can either pay monthly or yearly. You send this product off to your employees via links. Then, it gives them a year to complete this training. It's fairly basic. It gives you 10-15 minutes at a time per course, roughly. Then you get a short little exam afterwards with about five questions. You answer them, you pass, and you get a little certificate. There are different levels, from your nonsupport personnel all the way up to your CEO level. It shows you small little things like what is a secure website, what is a strong password, where you need passwords, and how you need to store your passwords. No matter how protected your company is, it can never be 100%, and the weakest point in any company is the end user because that is the gateway into your infrastructure, so it makes them more aware of what a malicious link is, what link protection is, and all those little things. Normally, Barracuda would pick those things up and the employees wouldn't even see those emails. But if they do, Kaspersky teaches them things like don't click on this, don't open this link, don't read the email, don't click on it, etc. If it sounds fishy, read the address. It just teaches you how to double check. It also sends out reports, so from a management point of view, you can see who's tracking where on their training.
Kaspersky has a large portfolio. We are service providers and we implement solutions for our clients. Customers are looking for products other than endpoint security or endpoint detection and response. Sometimes, clients will ask for incident response service and we offer Kaspersky to them. Kaspersky also provides Security Awareness programs. The primary use case is for those who are receiving spam, or phishing emails. Also, for emails that include a link.
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We have been using Kaspersky Security Awareness mostly for compliance. The benefit we have seen is in terms of compliance. We have been able to be compliant, but the control over the program was very limited. Ensuring that the team has the required knowledge has been challenging as there's no way to prove it. If I give an exam, people can copy from various sources. This aspect needs improvement on the Kaspersky front, but overall, they need to ensure they update the security courses with real-time or real-life scenarios more.
We use Kaspersky Security Awareness ( /products/kaspersky-security-awareness-reviews ) because it was installed by our vendor. We had a contract, and the solution was provided by our vendors, so we used their solutions.
With the rising number of cybersecurity incidents, phishing emails are often used, which can lead to credential theft, financial fraud, or data leakage. I use Kaspersky's entire Learning and Management integrated package that allows me to utilize predefined or custom training modules. After the training, I can assess its effectiveness through a simulated phishing attack to determine if retraining is necessary. This solution allows for training everyone, from new joiners to experienced veterans, at different levels. It also offers gamification to make learning more engaging.
I use Kaspersky Security Awareness for the security of laptops, desktop computers, and servers.
I sell the product. This solution basically provides cybersecurity awareness for the non-IT person. Let's say you're the IT manager of a company. You buy the Kaspersky product for X amount of users. Now, you can either pay monthly or yearly. You send this product off to your employees via links. Then, it gives them a year to complete this training. It's fairly basic. It gives you 10-15 minutes at a time per course, roughly. Then you get a short little exam afterwards with about five questions. You answer them, you pass, and you get a little certificate. There are different levels, from your nonsupport personnel all the way up to your CEO level. It shows you small little things like what is a secure website, what is a strong password, where you need passwords, and how you need to store your passwords. No matter how protected your company is, it can never be 100%, and the weakest point in any company is the end user because that is the gateway into your infrastructure, so it makes them more aware of what a malicious link is, what link protection is, and all those little things. Normally, Barracuda would pick those things up and the employees wouldn't even see those emails. But if they do, Kaspersky teaches them things like don't click on this, don't open this link, don't read the email, don't click on it, etc. If it sounds fishy, read the address. It just teaches you how to double check. It also sends out reports, so from a management point of view, you can see who's tracking where on their training.
Kaspersky has a large portfolio. We are service providers and we implement solutions for our clients. Customers are looking for products other than endpoint security or endpoint detection and response. Sometimes, clients will ask for incident response service and we offer Kaspersky to them. Kaspersky also provides Security Awareness programs. The primary use case is for those who are receiving spam, or phishing emails. Also, for emails that include a link.