How are security teams preparing for AI-driven attacks?
Since ChatGPT's launch in late 2022, the world has seen a 4,151% increase in malicious phishing emails sent. That’s a lot of dodgy emails (and a lot more potential victims).
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Track, measure, and influence human risk with real-time data and multichannel delivery
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Role-specific, accredited training
Accredited modules tailored to job roles mean your people get relevant security awareness that sticks and meets compliance too. -
Flexible learning delivery
Not everyone learns the same way. Our solution combines training, tips, and simulations to suit different roles, risks, and learning styles. -
Behaviour change, not box-ticking
This is both training and measurable risk reduction, mapped to behaviours that really impact your security posture. -
Advanced human risk metrics
Understand which teams or individuals pose the greatest risk, based on actual behaviours, not assumptions or outdated scoring. -
Real-time reminders
Helpful prompts and reminders are delivered in the moment-shaping safer habits without waiting for monthly training sessions. -
Risk insight across systems
API integrations pull in data from multiple sources, giving you a fuller picture of behaviour, risk, and where to take action.
Features
Cutting-edge tech paired with real-world expertise to reduce your cyber risk
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Tailored learning experience
Customise the training schedule to match your needs, deliver SCORM-compliant modules, and adapt content to keep it relevant, engaging and effective.
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Phishing with purpose
Run real-world phishing tests using templates tailored to your risk profile. Track who clicks, who learns, and where to focus next.
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Smooth integration
With support for AD, SCIM, and 365 provisioning, onboarding and offboarding is automated so users stay up to date, and risks stay down.
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Familiar, but not forgettable
Deliver training that your people recognise. With full branding options and LMS integration, our solution blends in while standing out.
Why Cyber Security Training
Targeted behaviour change, delivered where your people work and tuned to the risks you actually face
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Easy onboarding
We handle the rollout, from user setup to training and workflow integration, so it's fully adopted and effective from day one.
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One view of risk
All activity feeds into your personal reporting platform. One place to track progress, spot gaps, and stay in control.
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Designed to grow
As your business changes, so does the service: ongoing support, evolving insights, and measurable improvements that don’t stand still.
FAQs
Questions we hear about cyber security training
What makes phishing awareness training effective for UK businesses?
Effective phishing awareness training goes beyond generic warnings. Our solution uses real-world phishing simulations tailored to your industry and risk profile. We track who clicks, analyse behaviour patterns, and deliver targeted follow-up training. This approach creates lasting awareness rather than one-off compliance. It helps your people recognise and report suspicious emails before they become security incidents.
How does cyber security training for employees reduce actual risk?
Traditional cyber security training for employees often focuses on compliance rather than behaviour change. Our approach measures real actions-like clicking suspicious links or sharing sensitive data-then delivers personalised coaching in the moment. This creates real, measurable risk reduction by addressing specific vulnerabilities in your workforce, not just ticking training boxes.
What's included in data protection training for employees?
Our full-picture data protection training covers GDPR requirements, the handling of personal data, recognising data breaches, secure file sharing, and more. The training adapts to different roles and risk levels; for example, finance teams get banking-focused modules, while HR receives people-ops guidance. All content is regularly updated to reflect current regulations and emerging threats.
Can cyber awareness training integrate with our existing systems?
Yes, our cyber awareness training supports Active Directory, SCIM provisioning, and Microsoft 365 integration. This means automatic user onboarding, single sign-on access, and easy workflow integration. Training data feeds into your existing security dashboards, giving you a unified view of human risk alongside your technical security metrics.
Do you offer ISO 27001 training as part of your security training solutions?
Yes, our security training solutions include ISO 27001-aligned modules. They cover information security management, risk assessment, and incident response procedures. The training helps your team understand their role in maintaining certification and treating data security seriously. This can be useful for almost any internal teams or managers.
What GDPR compliance training do you provide for different roles?
Our training covers the most important parts of GDPR compliance; both role-specific and practical. Data controllers learn about lawful bases and privacy impact assessments, while processors focus on data handling and breach notification. All modules are tailored to UK implementations of GDPR, alongside other compliance mandates like Cyber Essentials, FCA and the NIS Directive.
How is cyber security training for business different from generic courses?
Cyber security training for business should reflect your actual threat landscape, not theoretical scenarios. We analyse your industry, technology stack, and previous incidents to curate relevant training content. So your design team can learn about operational technology risks, while your sales team focuses on customer data protection. This targeted approach drives real behaviour change.
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