Staff Threat Feed
A weekly digest, written in plain English and built from real attack telemetry, that small business owners can forward to their team to build genuine cyber awareness — no phishing simulations, no scare tactics.
owners of small shops, clinics, and agencies with 5-50 employees who can't afford a security trainer but know staff mistakes are the real risk
- Curated 'attacks your industry saw this week' digest using real honeypot and public threat-intel feeds
- Plain-English one-page briefings employees can read in 90 seconds with no jargon
- Monthly team quiz tied to current real-world attack patterns (not stale phishing templates)
- Optional manager summary showing which topics the team understood vs. missed
Bots attacking SSH are the same class of adversary probing small business employees via email and login pages — the live stream makes the abstract threat visceral, which is exactly what security awareness training has failed to do for SMBs.
Security awareness is a real SMB spend category with established $0.50–$6/user/month pricing benchmarks, and free weekly threat digests (SANS, CyberSecurity News) confirm steady readership demand for the digest format.Security Awareness Training Cost: 2026 Pricing Guide ↗17 Cybersecurity Newsletters To Stay Up To Date In 2026 - The CTO Club ↗
Awareness market is crowded with KnowBe4, Proofpoint, Hoxhunt, NINJIO, Living Security, Adaptive Security, Right-Hand — but all focus on training modules and phishing simulations; a plain-English weekly digest built from live honeypot telemetry aimed specifically at non-technical SMB owners forwarding to staff is a narrower niche.Best KnowBe4 Alternatives & Competitors | Adaptive Security ↗Best Hoxhunt Alternatives in 2025: Right-Hand Cybersecurity, KnowBe4, NINJIO, Living Security ↗
Vendor pricing exists at $0.50–$6/user/month and $12–$36/user/year, but SMBs are notoriously price-sensitive and compete directly against free weekly newsletters (SANS, CyberSecurity News) — conversion to paid will be hard without clear differentiation.Security Awareness Training Cost in 2025 | Consilien ↗SANS Institute Newsletters ↗
Human-factor risk and bot-driven credential attacks are persistent long-term trends; live-telemetry framing ages well as long as the feed stays genuinely current.
Open-source SSH honeypots (Cowrie-based Skypot, SamNet, GhostTrap) and live dashboards already exist as reference builds; weekly digest production reduces to curation + plain-English writing + email delivery — straightforward.Skypot: A Honeypot Attack Analysis Dashboard ↗SamNet Honeypot | Real-Time Cyber Attack Monitoring ↗