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Security awareness
training.

Most attacks start with a person, not a server. Short, relevant training and realistic phishing simulations help your team recognise threats and know exactly what to do.

  • Employee training
  • Phishing simulation
  • Leadership briefings
  • Reporting habits

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01 — Overview

What it is,
and why it matters.

A convincing email on a busy afternoon is still the easiest way into most businesses. Technology helps, but people make the final decision.

Our training is short, practical and based on the threats your business actually sees. Phishing simulations then show where extra support is needed, without naming and shaming.

A good fit if…

  • Staff have never had security training
  • You have had a phishing or payment fraud incident
  • Insurers or clients ask about staff training
  • You want a culture where people report, not hide, mistakes
02 — What's included

Everything you need,
nothing you don't.

01

Employee sessions

Short live or recorded sessions in plain English.

02

Phishing simulation

Realistic test emails with instant learning when someone clicks.

03

Leadership briefing

A focused session on the risks targeting directors and finance teams.

04

Payment fraud awareness

How invoice and CEO fraud works, and how to stop it.

05

Reporting process

A simple way for staff to report anything suspicious.

06

Progress reports

Click and report rates over time, by team.

03 — How it works

Four clear
steps.

  1. Step 1

    Baseline

    An initial phishing simulation to see where you are.

  2. Step 2

    Train

    Short, relevant sessions for every member of staff.

  3. Step 3

    Simulate

    Regular phishing tests with instant feedback.

  4. Step 4

    Improve

    Track results and focus on where help is needed.

04 — Options

Training options

A

Cyber security awareness training

Core sessions covering phishing, passwords, devices and data handling.

B

Phishing simulation

Ongoing realistic campaigns with learning built in.

C

New starter induction

A short module for everyone joining the business.

D

GDPR and data handling

Practical guidance on handling personal data safely.

05 — Cost

What affects
the cost.

1

Number of staff

Training is usually priced per person.

2

Delivery

Live sessions, recorded modules or a mix of both.

3

Simulation frequency

Monthly or quarterly phishing campaigns.

4

Tailoring

Content built around your sector and recent incidents.

Awareness training is quoted per employee, with simulations available as an ongoing service.

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06 — FAQs

Questions,
answered.

It is training that helps employees recognise cyber threats such as phishing, weak passwords and payment fraud, and know what to do when they see them.

A safe, realistic test email sent to staff. If someone clicks, they see a short explanation of the warning signs they missed. It builds habits without real risk.

Everyone should have training when they join and at least once a year, with regular phishing simulations in between.

No. Results are used to target support, not to blame. The aim is a culture where people report mistakes quickly.

07 — Guides

Further
reading.

Next step

Let's talk about
security awareness.

A short call, no obligation. We'll listen, ask a few questions and suggest a sensible first step.

Contact

Start with
an assessment.

Tell us a little about your business. We'll arrange a short, no-obligation conversation and suggest a sensible first step.

Studio

The Leather Market
London Bridge

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