Your people are the last line of defence, and the most targeted. We build genuine security awareness through realistic simulations, role-based training, and exercises that change behaviour, not just pass compliance checkboxes.
A full-cycle awareness programme, from baselining your current risk exposure to building a security-conscious culture that lasts.
Realistic, targeted phishing campaigns that baseline your organisation's susceptibility, then measure improvement over time. Scenarios are tailored to your sector, brand, and current threat landscape.
Targeted content for different functions, finance teams on BEC and wire fraud, IT staff on privileged access hygiene, executives on social engineering targeting senior leaders.
Before any training begins, we measure your current human risk exposure, click rates, credential submission rates, reporting rates, to give your programme a meaningful starting point and demonstrate ROI over time.
Senior leaders are the highest-value targets and often the least trained. Bespoke sessions covering the specific threats facing executives, from whaling and deepfake fraud to physical social engineering.
Sustained programmes that go beyond annual click-through training, using nudge theory, positive reinforcement, and peer-champion networks to embed security behaviours into your organisation's DNA.
Regular reporting on key metrics, phishing susceptibility trends, training completion rates, and incident reporting rates, so you can demonstrate measurable risk reduction to your board and auditors.
Staff awareness TTX sessions put your people, not just your technical team, at the centre of a simulated security incident. They reveal how employees respond when a real threat materialises: do they know who to call, what to say, and what not to do?
These exercises are particularly effective run alongside phishing simulations, giving employees a safe environment to experience an attack scenario, understand the consequences, and practise the correct response before it happens for real.
Staff receive what appears to be a legitimate internal email requesting urgent action. Exercise tests: recognition of red flags, correct reporting procedure, escalation, and what NOT to do (click, forward, reply).
A colleague reports seeing an unfamiliar person in a restricted area. Tests physical security awareness, reporting culture, and inter-department communication when a potential breach is suspected.
An employee's screen displays a ransom note. Tests: isolation procedure, who to contact first, what information to preserve, and how to communicate without spreading panic or alerting the attacker.
Building an Information Technology Security Awareness & Training Programme, the foundational framework we use to structure and measure programme effectiveness.
The Govern function of NIST CSF 2.0 emphasises organisational context and roles, our training maps directly to the people-layer of this framework.
Annex A control 6.3 requires information security awareness, education, and training. Our programme is designed to satisfy and evidence this control for certification and audit purposes.
Security Awareness and Skills Training, one of the CIS Controls v8 safeguards. We map programme activities directly to this control for clients working against the CIS benchmark.
Book a free consultation. We'll discuss your current awareness posture, the threats specific to your sector, and how a tailored programme can measurably reduce your human risk.