Your insurance application asks about security training. Here's the fast, honest way to answer yes.
Cyber insurance applications and renewals commonly ask whether employees receive security awareness training and whether you run simulated phishing. ScamDrill gives you a real program behind that answer — scheduled drills, training, and records you can export — without a sales call or a security team.
Plans from $449/yr · fully self-serve · no sales call
What applications actually ask
Wording differs by carrier and policy, but the training questions on cyber insurance applications tend to circle three themes.
"Do employees receive security awareness training?"
Many applications ask whether staff get periodic training on phishing, social engineering, and safe handling of payments and credentials — and how often.
"Do you run simulated phishing?"
Applications commonly ask whether you test employees with simulated phishing emails, because a program that's tested is harder to fake than a policy in a binder.
"Can you show records?"
Some carriers want evidence at application time; others ask after an incident, when it matters most. Either way, a yes you can't document is a weak yes.
Why do carriers care? Because a large share of the claims they pay start with an employee being tricked — a fake invoice approved, a password typed into the wrong page, a wire sent to a fraudster. Training and testing are among the few controls that address the human side directly. Requirements vary by carrier and policy, so confirm the specifics with your broker.
What a credible "yes" needs behind it
A one-time video doesn't hold up. A defensible answer rests on three things — and each maps to something concrete in ScamDrill.
Recurring simulations
In ScamDrill: scheduled email phishing drills that go out over weeks and months on a cadence you set, so the record shows a program that keeps running.
Training for the people who click
In ScamDrill: adaptive per-employee training that responds to each person's results, plus annual compliance training (WBT) with completion tracking for everyone.
Records you can produce
In ScamDrill: compliance audit reports and CSV export, backed by organizational and per-employee risk scoring — a file you can hand to a broker without editing it first.
From signup to evidence
Setup is quick; the record builds itself from there. If your renewal is coming up, the best day to start was your last renewal — the second-best is today.
Sign up self-serve
Create an organization account with a 30-day free trial. No demo call, no procurement dance.
Import your team
Upload a CSV or send email invites. Most teams are fully enrolled the day they sign up.
First drills go out
Pick scenarios and a schedule; simulations start sending and training kicks in for anyone who clicks.
Reports accumulate
The dashboard records every campaign from the first one. The audit report and CSV export become the artifact you keep for renewal time.
What ScamDrill can and can't promise
ScamDrill provides the training program and the records: recurring simulated phishing, awareness training, and exportable evidence of both. What we can't tell you is whether that satisfies your particular policy — coverage decisions, application requirements, and premiums are set by carriers, and they vary.
So read your application's exact wording, and ask your broker or carrier what they need to see. If the answer is "periodic awareness training and simulated phishing with completion records," that's what this is. We'd rather tell you that plainly than sell you a guarantee nobody can make.
Public prices, sized for small teams
Every plan is self-serve and starts with a 30-day free trial. Full details at scamdrill.com/corporate#pricing.
Starter — $449/yr
2–25 seats (as low as $1.50 per seat per month). Email simulations, adaptive training, dashboard, organizational and employee risk scoring, annual compliance training (WBT), and compliance audit reports with CSV export.
Team — $1,499/yr
Up to 100 seats. The same program at company scale. Larger plans (Business, up to 500; Enterprise, up to 2,500) are published on the pricing page too.
Questions people ask with the form open
Many applications and renewals ask about it directly, because employee-targeted attacks — phishing, business email compromise, credential theft — are a common source of the claims carriers pay. How much weight any one control carries varies by carrier and policy, so check your application's wording or ask your broker.
Compliance audit reports and CSV exports covering your simulation campaigns, per-employee training completion, annual compliance training (WBT) completion, and organizational and employee risk scores. They're built to be handed over as-is.
Signup is self-serve, so you can import your team and schedule your first drills the same day. Records accumulate from your first campaign onward — a program that's been running for months makes a stronger showing than one started the week of renewal, which is a reason to start now rather than a reason to wait.
Honestly: sometimes carriers weigh security controls, including training, when pricing a policy — and sometimes the effect is simply that you can complete the application. Underwriting depends on your carrier, your policy, and your overall risk profile, so ScamDrill can't promise a discount, an approval, or coverage. Your broker can tell you how your carrier treats it.
Only your broker or carrier can confirm that, because requirements vary by policy. What ScamDrill provides is the program most training questions describe — recurring simulated phishing, awareness training, and exportable completion records. Compare that against your application's exact wording before you rely on it.
Starter is $449/yr for 2–25 seats; Team is $1,499/yr for up to 100. All plans, including larger ones, are published at /corporate#pricing — no quote process, and every plan starts with a 30-day free trial.
Answer the training question with a program, not a promise
Self-serve setup, published pricing, and records your broker can actually read. Start before the renewal deadline does.