Liquid C2 Partnered With KnowBe4 for Security Services
The partnership integrates behavioral training and threat simulation tools into the Secure360 managed cybersecurity portfolio.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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Liquid C2 has partnered with KnowBe4 to offer attack simulation and security awareness training to enterprise customers across Africa. This service is now available as a bundle within the existing Secure360 cybersecurity portfolio managed by the Cassava Technologies subsidiary.
Why it matters
The collaboration aims to mitigate human-centric security risks by providing African enterprises with localized billing and regional support for established workforce security platforms. It addresses a gap in regional infrastructure by pairing managed services with specialized risk management tools.
The platform leverages 16 years of behavioral data to power its attack simulation and risk management tools. This aggregate dataset is designed to identify vulnerabilities in the digital workforce through simulated social engineering attempts.
The players
Liquid C2
A business unit of Cassava Technologies that provides managed cybersecurity, cloud, and digital services across Africa.
KnowBe4
A provider of security awareness training and simulated phishing platforms used by 70,000 organizations globally.
The details
Liquid C2 is integrating KnowBe4 modules into its Secure360 cybersecurity suite, which covers governance, risk, and compliance. The service includes Artificial Intelligence Defence Agents — autonomous software components that monitor and secure endpoints against evolving threats. Users gain access to training curricula tailored to address employee-related security risks, supported by local regional infrastructure.
Timeline
October 13, 2026: Liquid C2 announced the partnership with KnowBe4.
The Tech Race
The partnership mirrors a broader trend where regional managed service providers incorporate international threat intelligence to scale defenses. It follows a path of increasing regional reliance on established security training platforms to secure enterprise workflows against social engineering.
Enterprises in Africa can now access bundled security training and risk management through their existing Liquid C2 managed service agreements. This shifts the procurement process for security awareness software from a separate vendor engagement to a unified regional billing model.
The takeaway
Organizations looking to harden their workforce against social engineering should track the adoption rate of these bundled AI-driven defense agents across regional enterprise sectors. The primary benchmark for success will be the reduction in successful phishing simulations reported within the African customer base over the next fiscal year.
Further reading
For broader trends in enterprise defense, visit our section on Cybersecurity.
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