Drakos ClearView Reports turn staff training data, phishing simulation results, breach monitoring alerts and policy acknowledgement records into plain English monthly summaries that business owners can read and act on directly.
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Drakos Systems provides plain English cyber security reports as part of managed IT and Human Risk support for Northern Ireland businesses. Belfast based, direct contact.
Running staff training, phishing simulations and breach monitoring produces data. But data on its own does not help a business owner decide what to do next. A report full of technical terms, raw click-rate tables and unexplained acronyms gets filed away and ignored.
Drakos ClearView Reports are built for business owners, not IT professionals. The aim is to answer the practical questions that actually matter each month.
Management reporting with clear next steps
Which CyberCoach modules were completed this period, by whom, and what is still outstanding. Whether overall completion is improving.
Phish Drill campaign results: overall click rate, which scenarios performed best, trends over time and who needs follow-up.
BreachWatch Pro findings this period, what action was recommended and what has been done. Outstanding follow-up flagged clearly.
PolicyProof acceptance status: which staff have acknowledged each policy and who has outstanding confirmations.
Overall staff risk indicators from the Risk Health Check, showing whether the business is moving in the right direction.
A short, practical list of what to do before the next report. Named where possible so nothing falls between the cracks.
Regular reports create a documented record of active staff risk management. This can be useful in several practical situations:
Tell us what data you currently have and we will explain what a monthly ClearView Report would cover and what it costs as part of a support package.
A useful cyber security report for a small business should cover what changed this month, what needs attention, who needs follow-up, whether staff training completion improved, whether phishing click rates reduced, and whether any breach alerts need action.
Most business owners are not cyber security experts. A report full of technical terms and raw data tables is not actionable. Plain English reporting translates the data into decisions: who to follow up with, what to fix, what is improving and what to discuss at a management level.
Yes. Regular reports showing training completion, phishing simulation results, policy acknowledgements and breach response create a documented record of active risk management. This can support cyber insurance applications, renewal discussions and compliance audits.
Monthly reports work well for most businesses running active training and simulation programmes. The report shows trends over time and ensures nothing is missed between review periods.
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