Security Awareness & Training

Your people are your first line of defence. Providing your staff with awareness and training is a key piece of your overall security strategy. 

Expert-backed training for safer teams

Training content and simulations learners actually enjoy, managed for you to make administration easy. Unlike the rest, it’s powered by current threat intelligence so you have fewer security incidents

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Training for Employees

Keep security awareness top of mind for your learners with simulated phishing scenarios. Create training on your own with ease, or let our Cirrus security experts fully manage it for you.

Fully Managed Phishing Training

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Automated Training Reminders

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  • 83% of organizations have had more than one breach.

  • 85% of data breaches were due to the "human element".

  • 3.4 billion phishing emails are sent out daily.

  • 59% of employees are not fully confident they could identify a social engineering attack.

Frequently Asked Questions about Security Awareness Training

  • Security awareness training teaches employees how to recognise and respond to cyber threats.
    It is important because human error is one of the leading causes of data breaches.

  • Training should be delivered regularly, typically at least every quarter with ongoing updates.
    Frequent refreshers and simulated attacks help keep security front of mind.

  • Training usually covers phishing, password security, social engineering, and data protection.
    It also includes how to safely handle emails, links, attachments, and sensitive information.

  • Yes, trained employees are far more likely to spot and report suspicious activity.
    This significantly reduces the risk of successful phishing and ransomware attacks.

  • Phishing simulations send realistic test emails to users to assess their awareness.
    They help identify risks and reinforce training through real-world scenarios.

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