EXPERTISE / HUM
Awareness & culture
Improve useful behaviour: recognise risk, take the right action and report without fear.
WHAT TO ADDRESS
Choose the right engagement.
Individual results are handled confidentially and interpreted in context. The programme supports useful behaviour; it does not replace technical safeguards or business controls.
5 results
HUM-01 / Awareness & culture
Cybersecurity awareness programme
An ongoing learning programme helping employees recognise risky situations and adopt practical safeguards in their work.
HUM-02 / Awareness & culture
Phishing simulations and coaching
Controlled simulated phishing exercises to observe responses, improve reporting and target training without collecting real credentials.
HUM-03 / Awareness & culture
Fraud prevention for executives and sensitive roles
Practical training for verifying sensitive requests: payments, bank-detail changes, data disclosure or instructions apparently from executives.
HUM-04 / Awareness & culture
Security training for technical teams
Practical training for developers, administrators and operations teams to implement required controls in everyday work.
HUM-05 / Awareness & culture
Security champions and security culture programme
Developing volunteer security champions in business or technical teams to share good practices and surface practical difficulties.
No matching results. Try a broader term or another family.
SET THE BOUNDARIES
What we agree
before we start.
- Customer: sponsor, communications, HR/DPO where relevant, participants and reporting channel. Provider: learning design, delivery and proportionate analysis.
- User groups, languages, formats, sessions, campaigns and customisation. Recurring programme or one-off activity; tools, travel and licenses priced separately.
Technology names in service descriptions are implementation examples, not claims of partnership or licence entitlement.
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Tell us what you need to protect, change or understand. We will start with the scope, not a product list.