Recognising phishing
Concrete examples from your industry instead of generic theory slides. Checking senders, links and attachments.
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Your team learns what attacks look like in everyday work and what to do when something seems off, from the fake email to the call with a false identity. Live seminar or test-mail simulation.
An invoice from a supplier with a new account number, an urgent request from the boss to make a transfer, or a link to a login page that looks like the usual one. Add the call from someone posing as IT support, the unknown USB stick on the desk or the password on a note by the monitor. Many attacks start exactly like this, and in a hectic day a single click is often enough. Technology filters out a lot, but what gets through lands with your staff. That is why the training starts where technology stops.
Concrete examples from your industry instead of generic theory slides. Checking senders, links and attachments.
CEO fraud, vishing (fraud by phone call) and pretexting (invented pretexts). We show the tricks and how the team counters them.
Password manager, no reuse and MFA (an extra confirmation at sign-in) in everyday use.
Public Wi-Fi, home office, mobile devices and what to do if a device is lost.
Permissions, links with an expiry date and what does not belong in private messengers or outside services.
Whom to call, what to leave untouched and why reporting is never embarrassing, even after a click.
A seminar for the whole team and, if you like, a practical test with test emails. Bookable separately.
One-off appointment, on site or via a chat platform.
Fits when your team goes through the topic systematically for the first time.
Controlled phishing emails to your team. Click rate is measurable.
Gives you figures for where you stand. Fits after a seminar or as a baseline.
An anonymous evaluation per department and a participation report as proof for your records. Both help with questions from cyber insurers and with preparing for NIS2. Whether your company is affected is clarified by the assessment, and the training does not replace legal advice.
The initial consultation is free of charge. We look at team size, past training history and possible cyber insurance requirements.