Cyber Guru
Cyber Guru is a B2B security awareness and cybersecurity training platform that delivers continuous, adaptive employee training via micro-learning, storytelling/gamified modules, and phishing simulation to reduce human-related cyber risk.
Published Oct 15, 2026
No explicit public roadmap with dates was identified in the sources reviewed. The help center "What’s New" page documents recent releases, but not future commitments.
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No explicit maximum scale or rate-limit documentation (e.g., maximum tenants, maximum users, rate limits) was found in the public materials examined.
Public documentation of security certifications, hosting, and data residency was not surfaced. Buyers should request formal security documentation and hosting descriptions under NDA.
Cyber Guru is listed on Gartner Peer Insights and is described as very highly rated on that platform. Review-level content is platform-controlled and can require deeper access for a complete view.
Searches did not surface substantive community threads specifically about this vendor. This may indicate limited English-language community discussion, brand overlap with other "Guru" products, or limited indexing.
Implication: Buyers may find fewer unfiltered community critiques compared with larger or more widely discussed competitors.
From vendor materials and testimonials:
Cyber Guru publishes customer examples that reference recognizable brands and institutions. These examples demonstrate enterprise-level adoption but are vendor-published and do not include independent validation or detailed implementation methodology in public materials.
Vendor pages display outcome-style metrics such as increased user engagement and reduced click rates.
Critical note: These figures are presented without a public methodology, baseline definitions, cohort sizes, or time horizons. Treat them as vendor-provided claims until validated through a pilot or direct reference checks.
No public examples of failed implementations or detailed post-mortem case studies were identified in the sources reviewed. Buyers should request pilot results, churn references, and balanced customer references as part of procurement.
Cyber Guru appears to target mid-market and enterprise organizations as well as regulated SMEs in EU markets that face NIS2-related supply-chain obligations. The vendor does not publish a clear seat minimum or SMB tier pricing.
Good fits include:
Cyber Guru targets mid-market to enterprise organizations that want a structured, continuous awareness program with reporting, and that may have EU regulatory drivers (notably NIS2 and DORA board-level training requirements). The vendor presents the product as reducing administrative overhead; public materials include claims about minimal platform management requirements, which should be validated during procurement.
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Cyber Guru publishes vendor-selected testimonials from customer organizations; these are marketing-selected excerpts and should not be treated as representative of all customers.
Examples (quotes as shown on vendor pages):
Independent review listings and community sources were limited in the research sample, reducing visibility into common complaints. What can be inferred and should be validated via buyer reference calls:
Cyber Guru is a B2B security awareness and cybersecurity training platform intended to reduce human risk by changing employee behavior through continuous training, simulated phishing, and engagement mechanisms (micro-learning, gamification, and narrative/video-based learning). The vendor positions the product for ongoing, adaptive learning rather than a single annual compliance training event.
The suite is offered as a single platform with multiple training programs: