Security & Compliance
Security Awareness
A large share of successful attacks starts with a single clicked e-mail. Trained employees spot the signs before they turn into an incident.
Scope of services
The last filter sits in front of the screen.
Hands-on training without jargon shows how to recognise fake messages, manipulated links and social engineering attempts – with examples from everyday work.
- Training on phishing and social engineering
- Simulated phishing campaigns with evaluation
- Practical rules for e-mail, passwords and data
- Regular refreshers
Process
How it works.
01
Starting point
An initial phishing simulation shows how alert the team already is.
02
Awareness
Typical attack patterns are explained clearly and without jargon.
03
Practice
Further simulated campaigns train recognition in everyday work.
04
Evaluation
Results are evaluated and the next focus areas are set.
Benefits
What you gain.
Fewer clicks on phishing
Staff recognise suspicious messages faster.
Progress you can measure
Evaluations show the trend over time.
Complements the technology
Alert staff catch what filters miss.
FAQ
Good to know.
Are individual employees singled out?
No. The goal is learning, not control. Results are usually evaluated in aggregate and agreed in advance.
How realistic are the simulations?
The simulated messages are modelled on current, real attack patterns – without causing any actual harm.
How often should training take place?
Short, regular sessions have been shown to work better than a one-off training session.
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Next step
Let's talk about your IT.
A first conversation clarifies the starting point and possible next steps.