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Security awareness training that changes behavior.

Phishing and social engineering are among the most common ways attackers get in. Our role-based awareness programs turn your workforce from a risk into a first line of defense.

What we do

Service 6 of 6 · Human Risk Reduction

  • General awareness programs

    Continuous, bite-sized learning covering phishing, passwords, social engineering, device security, and data handling.

  • Phishing simulations

    Realistic, progressive phishing campaigns with targeted micro-learning for employees who click.

  • Executive training

    Dedicated training for C-suite and board members covering whaling, deepfakes, and targeted threats.

  • Developer secure coding

    OWASP Top 10, secure SDLC, dependency management, and secrets handling, hands-on and language-specific.

  • HR & finance role training

    Specialized training for BEC, wire fraud, PII handling, and other threats targeting high-risk roles.

  • Compliance training

    GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOX, and industry-specific regulatory training with tracking and attestation.

  • AI & data ethics training

    Responsible AI use, acceptable-use policies, prompt hygiene, and data protection for AI-enabled workforces.

  • Tabletop exercises

    Facilitated incident response simulations for technical teams and executive crisis management tabletops.

  • Custom content development

    Branded, industry-specific training content aligned to your policies, systems, and risk profile.

Behavior change, not box-ticking

  1. Baseline

    Measure current behaviors, phishing susceptibility, and knowledge gaps with initial assessments.

  2. Personalize

    Role-based learning paths that deliver relevant content to each employee, not a one-size-fits-all lecture.

  3. Simulate

    Regular phishing and social engineering simulations that reinforce lessons and provide safe-failure learning.

  4. Measure

    Track progress with behavior-based metrics, not just completion rates, and report impact to leadership.

How the training is delivered

Adult learners need variety, relevance, and reinforcement. Our programs combine multiple formats to maximize retention and behavior change.

  • Short-form video modules (3–8 minutes)
  • Interactive scenario-based learning
  • Gamified leaderboards & team competitions
  • Instructor-led live workshops
  • Immersive tabletop exercises
  • Just-in-time micro-learning nudges
  • Role-based learning paths
  • LMS integration (or our hosted platform)

What you get

Lower click rates
We track phishing-simulation click-through rates over time, so you can see the change.
Higher reporting
Employees actively report suspicious messages, turning the workforce into a distributed detection network.
Training requirements met
Satisfy HIPAA, PCI-DSS, GDPR, SOX, and ISO 27001 training requirements with documented attestation.
Stronger security culture
Measurable shift in employee attitudes toward security, from compliance obligation to personal ownership.
Reduced incident volume
Fewer successful phishing, BEC, and social engineering attacks reaching critical systems.
Executive visibility
Board-ready dashboards that communicate human-risk posture to leadership.

Security Awareness Training: Common Questions

How is this different from a generic annual compliance video?

Our training is role-based and scenario-driven: phishing simulations, tabletop exercises and content tailored to what finance, engineering, or HR staff actually encounter, rather than one video for everyone.

Do you run real phishing simulations against our staff?

Yes, with your approval and scope agreed in advance. Simulated phishing campaigns are one of the most reliable ways to measure whether training is actually changing behavior.

How often should awareness training run?

We recommend an ongoing cadence (brief regular touchpoints and periodic simulations) rather than a single annual session, since awareness decays quickly without reinforcement.

Can training help satisfy compliance requirements like SOC 2 or ISO 27001?

Yes. Security awareness training is a control most frameworks require. We document participation and outcomes in a format your auditor can review as part of your evidence package.

Let's Build a Security-First Culture.

Start with a free baseline phishing assessment and we will show you exactly where to focus.