You can invest in the best defense technology, but it won't matter if an employee hands over credentials in a phishing attack. We train your team to be the first line of defense, not the weak link.
A technical audit tells you what's wrong in the code and how to fix it. But if your team still uses weak passwords or falls for phishing, the risk simply moves from the machine to the person.
Our training closes that loop: we fix the technical gaps and prepare the people. You can hire each service separately or as a combined package.
When we combine both services, the training is built on the real flaws found in your own audit. Teams learn far better seeing their own mistakes.
Having good antivirus software doesn't excuse your company from training its people. Awareness is the only real barrier against social engineering.
We adjust the technical depth to the department, the risk level, and your team's size.
For non-technical staff: admin, sales, HR. Digital hygiene, spotting fraud, and what to do if something happens.
For area leads. What GDPR requires, how to estimate the cost of a breach, and how to prioritize security spending.
For engineering teams. We walk through the OWASP Top 10 with real examples to build lasting good habits.
We run a controlled, unannounced phishing campaign to measure your team's real exposure.
For companies with specific needs or heavily regulated sectors.
Combine a systems audit with team training. The impact is much bigger when people see vulnerabilities from their own company.
Request the package →We offer both. Executive and technical sessions work great online. Simulated phishing campaigns are fully remote.
Canned courses have poor retention. We use real industry cases and, if we have a recent audit, show your company's own actual mistakes.
General awareness: groups of 15 to 30. Executive sessions: up to 10. Secure development: small groups (max 12). Phishing simulations cover up to 25 people per campaign.
Yes. We issue individual attendance certificates and an HR summary, useful to demonstrate training for audits or insurers.
A single workshop fades over time. What works best: an initial session + a phishing simulation 3 months later + a follow-up focused on what failed.
The content stops being theoretical: we show real vulnerabilities in your own systems. Impact and retention go up significantly.
If you've already audited your infrastructure, adding training is a small investment that multiplies your company's resilience.