RansomLeak

RansomLeak is a security awareness training company that builds interactive 3D cybersecurity simulations for enterprise organizations. The company was founded by the creator of Kontra Application Security Training after seeing the same cycle play out across hundreds of companies: organizations buy compliance training, employees click through it on autopilot, and the next phishing email still lands. RansomLeak takes a different approach. Instead of slides and quizzes, employees step into realistic simulations built around documented attack patterns. They receive a suspicious email and decide what to do with it. They get a phone call from someone claiming to be IT support. They find a USB drive in the parking lot. Each scenario plays out based on their decisions, and they learn from the outcome rather than a narrator telling them what they should have done. The training methodology draws from cognitive science and adult learning research. People retain more when they're actively making decisions under pressure than when they're passively consuming content. Gamification elements like points, badges, leaderboards, and achievements keep completion rates high and give security teams visibility into how their workforce is progressing. RansomLeak focuses on the human side of cybersecurity. The simulation library spans the attack types that account for the majority of breaches: - Phishing and spear-phishing email recognition - Social engineering over phone, chat, and in-person scenarios - Sensitive data handling and classification - Password hygiene and credential security - Physical security awareness (tailgating, device theft, removable media) - Incident reporting procedures Each simulation reflects real attack techniques rather than generic "don't click suspicious links" advice. Employees see what an actual business email compromise looks like, not a cartoon villain sending emails full of typos. Organizations can deploy RansomLeak training in two ways. The first is through SCORM packages. RansomLeak supports both SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004, which means the training content exports directly into any compliant learning management system. The packages have been tested with Cornerstone, Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Docebo, 360Learning, Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard, and other major LMS platforms. Data tracking covers completion status, scores, time spent, and individual simulation performance. The second option is RansomLeak's own cloud-based LMS platform. This is a standalone solution for organizations that either don't have an existing LMS or want a dedicated environment for security training. The platform includes user management, real-time analytics, campaign scheduling for targeted training rollouts, team and department organization, SSO and MFA authentication, and tenant whitelabeling so companies can apply their own branding. The platform is built for mid-market and enterprise organizations. Typical buyers are CISOs, IT security directors, HR and L&D leaders, and compliance officers. The industries where RansomLeak sees the most traction are finance, healthcare, technology, and government, where regulatory requirements around security training are strict and the cost of a breach goes well beyond the technical cleanup. RansomLeak works with organizations that have moved past treating security awareness as a checkbox exercise and want training that actually changes how employees behave when they encounter a threat.