Security awareness.
Your staff are the part of your security that attackers talk to. We run short, practical training and realistic phishing tests, so people spot the trick and know what to do next.
What’s included.
Training
- Short sessions for new starters and whole teams
- Phishing, invoice fraud and impersonation scams
- Passwords, passkeys and multi-factor sign-in
- Safe use of personal devices and public Wi-Fi
Practice
- Simulated phishing emails
- Follow-up coaching for people who click
- A simple way to report suspicious messages
- Refreshers when new scams appear
Measure
- Click and report rates over time
- Summary reports for managers
- Policy sign-off records
- Recommendations for the next round
How it works.
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Baseline
A first phishing test shows where the team stands today.
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Train
Short sessions cover the scams your industry sees most.
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Test
Regular simulations keep the lessons fresh.
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Repeat
Results guide the next round, so training targets the real gaps.
Further reading
- lesson Beginner 3 min read What is end-to-end encryption? End-to-end encryption means only the people at each end can read a message. What that changes, what it leaves visible, and what to ask a provider.
- lesson Beginner 3 min read What is a passkey? A passkey signs you in with your fingerprint, face or PIN, with no password to type. How it works, where it is kept, and what happens if you lose the phone.
- lesson Beginner 3 min read What is a password manager? A password manager creates, stores and fills in a different password for every account. What it does, how to protect it, and how to start.
Related
- Best Practices The fundamentals done properly: sign-in security, patching, access control and policy.
- Incident Response Containment, investigation and recovery when an account, device or system is compromised.
- Threat Detection and Monitoring A round-the-clock watch on sign-ins, devices and networks, with alerts someone acts on.
Tell us what needs sorting.
Book a call or send an email. We reply within one business day.