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Employee Cyber-Safety Training

Most incidents start with someone clicking something. Teach them what to look for.

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The approach

Education, not compliance theatre.

Practical training for the people who actually use your systems. Real examples, plain language, and what to do when something looks wrong — not a slideshow to tick a compliance box.

  • Built around the tools your team actually uses: email, messaging, shared drives
  • Real examples of phishing and scams, explained, not just warned about
  • Plain language that works for staff who are not technical
  • Clear instructions for what to do, and who to tell, when something looks wrong
  • Scheduled at a length that fits your working day

What we cover

Eleven topics, chosen for how incidents actually start.

Sessions are put together from these, weighted towards what your team runs into most.

  1. Phishing

    What fake emails, messages and login pages actually look like.

  2. Suspicious links

    Reading a link before trusting it.

  3. Malicious attachments

    Which files to be wary of, and why.

  4. Passwords

    Password managers, reuse, and what a strong password really is.

  5. Multi-factor authentication

    Turning it on, and the prompts nobody should approve.

  6. Social engineering

    The phone call from 'IT' and the urgent request from 'the boss'.

  7. Device security

    Updates, screen locks and lost phones.

  8. Safe browsing

    Downloads, pop-ups and fake update warnings.

  9. Data handling

    What should not be emailed, shared or left on a USB stick.

  10. Account compromise

    The signs that an account has been taken over.

  11. Incident reporting

    Who to tell, and why telling early matters more than blame.

This is practical education, not a compliance certification. If you need training mapped to a specific framework, tell us which one and we will say honestly whether we can cover it.

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