Your Challenges, Our Customized Training Solutions

In a world where cyber threats are just a click away, protecting your organization starts with your people. We deliver no-nonsense, tailored training—onsite or online—to keep your team one step ahead. Check out our programs below and get started.

Cybersecurity Training Options for Your Team

Our training programs are fully customizable, letting organizations pick and choose the topics that matter most. We focus on teaching employees practical cybersecurity skills to build a proactive security culture and protect both your business and your people.

Cybersecurity Awareness Training

These programs are suitable for all employees, regardless of their current knowledge level. They focus on educating your employees about essential cybersecurity practices, and building a strong foundation for a proactive security culture within your organization.

Key topics presented:

Overview of Potential Threats: Understand the most common and emerging cybersecurity risks, such as phishing, malware, and social engineering attacks.
Safe Use of Work Computers: Learn how to securely handle work devices, including locking computers when unattended, avoiding unauthorized installations, and adhering to organizational IT policies.
Safe Use of Email: Gain skills to recognize phishing attempts, manage suspicious attachments, and avoid email-based security breaches.
Safe Use of the Internet: Adopt secure browsing habits to avoid malicious websites, downloading unsafe content, and using secure networks.
Social Media Awareness: Identify risks related to oversharing on social media platforms and learn strategies to protect personal and organizational information.
Tailored Topics for Your Organization: Address specific vulnerabilities or risks identified within your organization for a customized training experience.

Social Media Awareness Training - OSINT

This program is designed to help employees understand essential cybersecurity and social media safety practices, with a strong focus on how publicly available information (OSINT) can be misused by attackers. Suitable for all skill levels, it builds awareness of cyber threats and highlights how online behavior directly affects your organization’s security.

Employees will learn practical skills to identify, prevent, and respond to cyber and social media risks—and understand how to reduce the amount of sensitive information that can be gathered about them or the company online.

Key topics presented:

Overview of Potential Threats: Understand common and emerging cybersecurity risks, including phishing, malware, OSINT-based reconnaissance, and social engineering attacks.
Social Engineering Tactics: See how attackers collect information and exploit trust to obtain access or sensitive data through phishing, pretexting, baiting, and other techniques.
Safe Social Media Practices: Learn how to protect personal and company information on social platforms, recognize fake profiles, limit oversharing, and prevent OSINT misuse.
Incident Reporting: Understand why timely reporting matters and learn how to escalate suspicious activity to ensure quick and effective responses.
OSINT and Data Exposure: Gain insight into how attackers use Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to profile organizations and employees, and learn how to reduce your digital footprint to prevent misuse.
Password and Device Security: Explore best practices for strong passwords, password managers, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and securing devices against unauthorized access.

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Targeted Cybersecurity Training for High-Risk and Technical Roles

These programs are designed for advanced users, including IT administrators, technical staff, and leadership teams who carry greater responsibility and face a higher likelihood of being targeted by cyber threats. Our training focuses on the specific risks and challenges associated with privileged access, technical decision-making, and strategic oversight, ensuring that these key roles are equipped to recognise, prevent, and respond to complex security threats.