The Breach Secure Now alternative built for Australian MSPs.

Breach Secure Now doesn't sell directly to end clients - its own MSP and partner pages describe a channel-only model where "Breach Secure Now will never sell directly to your customers." Partner-marketplace listings from Pax8 and Gradient MSP go further, describing it as "a white-labeled service built for MSPs" with training resold under the partner's own brand through an MSP-branded portal.

What we couldn't confirm from public docs is how far that branding extends. The listings describe the training subscription and portal as white-label; none of the pages we reviewed spell out whether the phishing simulation emails end users receive, or the completion certificates they download, carry the MSP's logo rather than Breach Secure Now's.

Cyber Aware carries the MSP's branding across every touchpoint by default - portal, notification emails, phishing simulations, completion certificates and reports - with no Cyber Aware branding visible to end clients.

Breach Secure Now's pricing structure is genuinely different from a per-seat model. Its base "Unlimited Clients Subscription" gives every client organisation employee security awareness training and dark-web breach assessments, and the Breach Prevention Platform - which adds weekly micro training, simulated phishing, security policies, a security risk assessment and the Employee Vulnerability Assessment - is sold as a per-client upgrade rather than priced per employee.

That structure is a real advantage for MSPs with very large, flat-fee clients: a five-hundred-employee client sits on the same per-client rate as a fifty-employee one, so headcount growth doesn't move the invoice. We found no current published dollar figure for either tier on Breach Secure Now's own site - pricing routes to a demo or a partner conversation.

Cyber Aware runs the opposite model: a published per-seat rate with no minimums, so a five-seat client and a five-hundred-seat client sit on the same card and the number is visible before any call. Which model wins depends on whether an MSP's book skews toward a few very large clients or many small ones.

Breach Secure Now's own product page describes "Simulated Phishing" campaigns paired with a Catch Phish Outlook plugin that lets employees flag suspicious emails in real time. The page doesn't specify campaign cadence, difficulty scaling, or whether simulations run on an automated schedule versus requiring manual setup per client - that's not stated in public docs.

Its Employee Vulnerability Assessment feeds an Employee Secure Score (ESS) - described in the company's own 2018 launch materials as "similar to a FICO credit score" - built from phishing-simulation results, training-quiz performance and other security metrics. Separately, a Microsoft Teams app integration adds a gamified leaderboard to drive engagement, per Breach Secure Now's own product page.

Cyber Aware's Auto Phish generates a full year of varied phishing campaigns - templates, difficulty and cadence - from a single setup conversation, so an MSP isn't hand-building a new campaign every month across every client.

Breach Secure Now's own site organises its offering into four pillars: cybersecurity (training, phishing simulation, dark- web monitoring), an AI Adoption Suite (an AI Risk to Adoption Program, Gen AI certification and an AI readiness assessment), Microsoft 365 productivity training, and compliance training covering HIPAA, FWA and OSHA with policy templates and risk assessment reports. Partner-marketplace materials also reference a sister service, HIPAA Secure Now, focused on HIPAA compliance support.

That breadth is a genuine draw for MSPs wanting one vendor across security awareness, AI enablement and M365 adoption training. It also means the security-awareness product is one of several lines competing for engineering and support attention. Reviewers on PeerSpot note that the security risk assessment currently aligns to HIPAA and general cybersecurity only, and ask for PCI, FTC Safeguards and CMMC coverage to be added - reflecting that compliance depth outside HIPAA isn't yet there. Nothing in the materials we reviewed references Essential 8 or SMB1001.

Cyber Aware is a single-purpose human-risk platform - training, phishing and gap assessments - with Essential 8 and SMB1001 mapping built in for the Australian market specifically.