Training
74% of all breaches involve a human element. Phishing, social engineering, and human error aren’t just IT problems — they’re business problems. Our training turns your employees from a vulnerability into a line of defence.
About This Service
Generic e-learning modules don’t change behaviour. Our security awareness training is delivered by practising ethical hackers — people who actually run phishing campaigns, social engineering attacks, and real intrusions. That makes the training credible, engaging, and genuinely effective.
Live workshops — in-person or virtual sessions for teams of any size
Phishing simulations — test your team’s real-world response with controlled campaigns
Executive briefings — board and leadership-level security awareness sessions
Tailored programmes — built around your specific threats, industry, and team
Deliverables
Phishing recognition — how to spot sophisticated attacks
Social engineering — pretexting, vishing, and impersonation
Password security and credential management
Safe use of cloud services and personal devices
Incident reporting — what to do if you suspect a compromise
Mobile device security and remote working risks
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Identify the vulnerabilities your trained team needs to be ready for.
ISO 27001 requires documented security awareness training — we cover both.
FAQ
We offer both. Remote sessions work well for distributed teams. In-person sessions are particularly effective for hands-on phishing simulation exercises.
Standard sessions run 2–3 hours. We can split delivery across multiple shorter sessions to minimise disruption to your team’s working day.
Yes. Simulated phishing campaigns are available standalone or as part of a broader awareness programme — providing a realistic measure of your team’s susceptibility.
Yes. We customise examples and scenarios to your industry — healthcare, finance, legal, and technology all face different threat profiles.
Contact us to discuss a training programme tailored to your team’s size, industry, and threat profile.
