Highlights
One sentence in, a running campaign out. Galileo picks the audience, builds the template and launches it.
Nothing to configure first. It uses the directory, departments and groups already synced to Cimento.
Better than legacy tools. It targets by department, tenure and behavior, over email and SMS.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 23, 2026: Cimento, the AI-native human risk platform, today announced the launch of Cimento Galileo, an AI agent built into the Cimento platform. Galileo lets security and IT teams create, launch and analyze phishing simulations and training campaigns by typing what they want, instead of clicking through forms, template libraries and spreadsheets.
Attackers now use AI to write convincing, personalized phishing in seconds. Most security teams still build their defenses by hand. A typical simulation means choosing a template, editing it, building a target list, scheduling the send, chasing reminders and exporting results. That work is slow, so tests run quarterly while attacks run daily.
One sentence, one campaign
With Galileo, an admin can type a request like "Send a payroll-update phishing test to everyone in Finance and Sales who joined in the last 90 days, then enroll anyone who clicks in a training campaign." Galileo then:
Builds the audience from plain language, across employees, departments and dynamic groups.
Creates and edits phishing templates, and sets up email and SMS campaigns.
Launches, edits, cancels or resends campaigns without leaving the chat.
Creates and assigns training campaigns and tracks completion.
Sends notifications to participants, their managers or admins.
Answers questions about results, such as click rates, the reporting funnel and which teams are improving.
Better than the tools it replaces
The leading awareness platforms were built for compliance, on codebases more than a decade old. They send the same email to everyone and report click rates once a quarter. Galileo targets by department, tenure and past behavior, and it can test over SMS as well as email.
And it just works
There is nothing to configure first. Galileo uses the employee directory, departments and groups already synced to Cimento, so nobody builds a target list or maps a field. Every campaign it creates shows up in the same dashboards and reports the rest of the team already uses. One early Cimento customer had not run a phishing simulation in 16 years. Now its team runs one by asking for it.
For teams that already work inside AI tools, Cimento also offers early access to the Galileo MCP server. Admins can connect Claude, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP-compatible clients to query their organization's phishing simulation data through a secure, authenticated connection.
"Better isn't enough if it takes a consultant to turn on. Security teams have bought plenty of powerful tools that never got used. Galileo should just work. You say what you want to test, and it happens. That means teams test more often, aim at the people who are actually at risk, and spend their time on the response instead of the setup." Zain Rizavi, CEO of Cimento
Galileo is available now to Cimento customers. Book a demo to see it in action.
About Cimento
Cimento is the AI-native human risk platform. It tests employees with multi-channel phishing simulations, measures risk with a living score for every employee, and delivers short, personalized training triggered by real behavior. Security teams at Gemini, DigitalOcean, Together AI, Factory AI, Temporal and many more use Cimento to test and train their people. Cimento was founded by a team from Cloudflare's Special Projects group and is backed by Bowery Capital and Indie VC.
Media contact: Zain Rizavi, CEO, zain@cimento.ai
Key Takeways
Galileo turns a one-sentence request into a targeted phishing or training campaign.
There is no setup project: it works from the directory and groups already in Cimento.
Teams that test more often, and aim at real risk, spend less time on setup and more on response.
