Security Awareness Training
Ongoing phishing simulations and role-based training, so employees are a defense layer, not the easiest way in.
Who this is for: Businesses that want their employees to be a defense layer, not the easiest way in.
The Problem
Technical controls can’t stop an employee from being convincingly tricked, most breaches still start with someone clicking, approving, or trusting the wrong thing.
Our Solution
We run ongoing phishing simulations and security awareness training scored to your actual risk, not a once-a-year compliance video nobody remembers.
What's included
- Phishing simulation campaigns
- Security awareness training modules
- Role-based training (accounts payable staff get wire-fraud-specific training, for example)
- Reporting on click rates and improvement over time
- New-hire security onboarding
See our write-up on what a phishing simulation actually tests and social engineering beyond phishing for the kinds of scenarios this training actually covers, not just a generic “don’t click suspicious links” reminder.
Benefits
- Measurable improvement in phishing click rates over time
- Role-specific training where it matters most, like accounts payable
- Training that’s actually remembered, not a once-a-year checkbox
Our Process
Baseline
Run an initial phishing simulation to measure current risk.
Train
Deliver role-based security awareness training.
Simulate Again
Test whether training actually changed behavior.
Track Improvement
Report on click rates and trend over time.
Refine by Role
Focus additional training where it’s still needed.
Proven results: See what we actually test in a phishing simulation, and why nobody gets punished for clicking. See the write-up →
Frequently asked questions
Will an employee get in trouble if they click during a simulation?
No, the goal is training and awareness, not punishment. Results are used to identify where additional training helps, not to single out individuals.
How often should we run phishing simulations?
Quarterly is a common cadence, frequent enough to keep awareness current without becoming predictable or ignored.
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