Basic cybersecurity training
Aimed at the whole workforce, it covers the fundamentals: passwords, phishing, safe use of email and mobile devices, and what to do when something looks suspicious. Plain language and everyday examples, without jargon.
Most security incidents have a human factor behind them. Phishing, reused passwords and social engineering remain the most profitable way in for cybercriminals, ahead of any technical flaw.
Training turns your team into the first line of defence instead of the weak link. And unlike a tool, it also protects against the attacks that do not exist yet.
Technology is essential, but on its own it does not remove human risk. A well-designed programme helps your team to:
We design plans matched to the maturity level and the real needs of each company.
Aimed at the whole workforce, it covers the fundamentals: passwords, phishing, safe use of email and mobile devices, and what to do when something looks suspicious. Plain language and everyday examples, without jargon.
Specialised programmes for IT teams and security leads, covering hardening, vulnerability management, incident response and threat analysis.
Focused on risk management, decision-making and security governance, including CEO fraud and the legal obligations that fall on management.
Awareness does not work as a single session once a year. We run periodic campaigns that include:
Simulations show how your workforce behaves during a realistic attack, in a controlled environment and with no consequences. With the results you can:
We combine hands-on training, real scenarios and programmes adapted to each organisation. We do not use off-the-shelf material: we start from the specific risks of your sector and the incidents that genuinely affect companies like yours.
We work so that security becomes part of your company culture, not just part of its infrastructure, and we measure progress so you can demonstrate it.
It depends on the scope. A basic awareness session can last two hours, while a full programme with campaigns and simulations runs throughout the year. The usual approach combines initial training with periodic reinforcement.
Both. We adapt the format to your organisation: on site for hands-on workshops, online to reach distributed teams, or a mix of the two. The content and the metrics are the same either way.
With data rather than impressions: click rates in phishing simulations, the share of emails reported correctly, assessment results and how all of that evolves over time.
They can if they are framed as a trap. We treat them as practice: nobody is singled out, feedback is immediate and we explain which clues the email contained. The point is for people to learn, not to feel tested.
Several regulations require periodic staff training and awareness, and more and more customers and tenders ask for it as a requirement. Beyond the obligation, it is the measure with the best ratio between cost and risk avoided.
We will help you roll out a training plan that is practical, measurable and aligned with your company's real risks.
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