Any organization looking to reduce its exposure to the human factor, from a first contact with a cybersecurity provider to companies pursuing certification.
Last updated — August 22, 2026
Most security incidents involve a human action: a click on a fraudulent link, a reused password, an attachment opened without verification. Technical tools alone don't fix this; only regular preparation of staff does.
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Training materials provided
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Named attestations of completion
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Progress report
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Before/after indicators (click rate, reporting rate)
Half a day to a few days depending on the chosen format
Typical duration
No. This is a small-scale engagement, typically decided without a purchasing committee, and often the first point of contact with our services.
No. The goal is educational: each campaign closes with a group debrief, not a named list of offenders reported to management.
Yes. Formats can be combined based on needs (for example, general awareness followed a few weeks later by a simulated phishing campaign).