Cyber Security Awareness Training That People Finish
Why role-based cyber security awareness training beats a generic session, with the finance-team fraud example, and what actually gets finished.
Fewer people click the wrong link, and the ones attackers target most, finance, HR, managers and executives, know exactly what is aimed at them. A 90-minute foundation for everyone, then 45-minute courses built around each role's real risks.
Every organisation, because every organisation is a target, and the attacks are now personal to the role. In 2024 a finance employee at the engineering firm Arup was talked into paying about US$25 million by a deepfake video call impersonating senior colleagues (widely reported, 2024). Generic awareness training does not prepare a finance team for that. A course built around payment fraud does.
One foundation course, about 90 minutes, four assessed units, written for everyone.
5 shorter courses, written for the job rather than the subject.
Most annual training is generic and short. These courses are role-specific and assessed: a finance team learns how invoice fraud actually works and the verification steps that stop it, not just "be careful".
Yes. Reporting duties, the ICO's 72-hour breach notification window and UK guidance such as the NCSC's advice are covered where relevant, in UK English.
Each course reports completion and a score to your LMS, which keeps the record and issues certificates.
Why role-based cyber security awareness training beats a generic session, with the finance-team fraud example, and what actually gets finished.
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