Human Risk Management Distributed by Cyberdis Behavioral security training that measures how each employee actually responds to manipulation - and changes it, one person at a time.
Cyberdis is a value-added distributor of Dcoya, selling through channel partners with engineer-led evaluation, deployment and support.
What it does
Dcoya in short.
Dcoya is a behavioral cybersecurity platform that reduces human-driven security risk through personalized training, phishing simulation and real-time behavioral nudges.
Its product suite covers the full behavior loop: Behave runs machine-learning-personalized attack simulations that test each employee against the manipulation techniques most likely to work on them; Beware turns employees into sensors who report phishing and ransomware attempts; and Bewise delivers contextual, in-the-moment interventions that improve day-to-day security decisions. The platform integrates with Microsoft 365 and Check Point environments, and its customer list has included KPMG Israel, EY and ISCAR.
Security awareness fails when it treats every employee the same. Dcoya’s bet is behavioral: measure how each person actually responds to manipulation, then train and intervene one-to-one at machine scale. The human layer is the surface no other control covers - and the one where most breaches still begin.
Capabilities
What you get.
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Personalized phishing simulation
Behave tests each employee with ML-personalized attack simulations built around the psychological triggers - urgency, authority, curiosity - that person is most susceptible to.
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Report-and-respond culture
Beware makes reporting a suspected phish effortless, turning the whole workforce into a detection sensor that feeds the security team.
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In-the-moment behavior nudges
Bewise intervenes at the point of a risky action with contextual guidance - changing daily decisions rather than annual quiz scores.
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Human attack-surface analytics
Continuous measurement of employee risk gives CISOs visibility into the human layer the way EDR covers endpoints - who is improving, who needs help, and where the next click is likely.
Why through Cyberdis
The vendor is theirs. The deployment is ours.
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A baseline you can defend
We run the first simulation campaign as the PoC and hand the customer a measured human-risk baseline. The before-and-after numbers make both the purchase and the renewal an easy conversation.
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Rollout without the noise
Awareness platforms touch every employee, which is exactly why rollouts stall. Cyberdis engineers handle tenant setup, mail-flow integration and campaign design so IT is not flooded on day one.
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A line any reseller can carry
Human risk needs no deep technical bench to sell - we equip partners with campaign playbooks and benchmark data, and stay on the deal for the technical setup.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Dcoya
What is Dcoya?
Dcoya is a behavioral cybersecurity platform, founded in Tel Aviv in 2015, that reduces human-driven security risk through machine-learning-personalized phishing simulation (Behave), effortless threat reporting (Beware) and in-the-moment behavioral nudges (Bewise).
Is Dcoya part of NINJIO?
Yes. NINJIO, the California-based security-awareness company, acquired Dcoya in October 2022, and Dcoya’s behavioral engine operates as part of the NINJIO platform.
Who distributes Dcoya?
Cyberdis is a value-added distributor of Dcoya, selling through channel partners and resellers with pre-sales engineering, pilot-campaign execution, deployment and post-sale support included.
How do I evaluate Dcoya?
Through a Cyberdis engineer-led pilot: we run a first simulation campaign against a slice of the workforce and hand over a measured human-risk baseline - request a pilot via the Cyberdis contact page.
Weighing approaches? Read: Personalized behavioral training vs annual awareness training: what actually changes behavior?
New to the category? Start with: What is human risk management?What is security awareness training?Why does security awareness training fail?
See it running
See Dcoya on your own terms.
A demo tailored to your environment, or a full proof of concept - run by a Cyberdis engineer.
End customer rather than reseller? Ask anyway: we bring the right partner into the deal and stay on it as the engineering team.