TotalHeal CyberAware - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

TotalHeal CyberAware. Short security courses for every employee, with signed certificates and reports for auditors. Phishing simulation coming.

The problem: Most incidents involve a person: a shared OTP, a reused password, a UPI collect request approved by mistake, a lost phone reported days late. Auditors expect organisations to train staff and keep evidence of it.

How it works: Courses of 5 to 10 minutes that work on a phone, assigned by department with due dates and reminders, with signed certificates and a compliance report. Training only in this release.

- Six built-in courses: Passwords and two-step sign-in, UPI and payment safety, safe browsing, personal data under the DPDP Act, reporting incidents within the CERT-In window, and mobile safety — each 5 to 10 minutes with a quiz.

- English and Hindi: Hindi versions of the passwords, UPI and mobile safety courses; more languages can be written in the course editor.

- Your own courses (Enterprise): A course editor with forms only — text, images, your own videos and quizzes — and duplicating built-in courses to adapt them.

- Assignments and reminders: Assign courses to everyone, to departments or to named people with a due date; reminders before the due date and once when overdue.

- E-mail only to your verified domains: Sign-in links and reminders go only to your employees at domains you have proved you own with a DNS record. Nothing is sent anywhere else.

- Learner portal: Employees open their courses from an e-mail link — no account or password — on a phone or computer, in light or dark.

- Signed certificates: A certificate of completion for every finished course, signed by TotalHeal CyberAware, with a public page to check that it is genuine.

- Reports for auditors: Completion by department, course and person, a monthly trend and a downloadable compliance report listing the training evidence auditors commonly ask for. No official logos are used.

Deployment: SaaS and On-premises / air-gapped.

Made in India by Freaquer Corporation Private Limited, Noida.