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Cyber security training
Equip your people with practical cyber knowledge through awareness, role-specific learning and exercises that support everyday security decisions.
For Australian small and medium businesses and enterprise organisations.
Discuss your requirementsWhen to consider this service
Start with the problem
you need to solve.
Staff unsure how to recognise threats or apply security guidance in their everyday roles.
Agree a focused scope that reflects the systems, information and business activities you need to protect. The starting point is your current environment and the decisions your team needs to make.
Scope & outcomes
Practical work.
Clear deliverables.
What the engagement can cover
- Assess learning needs and common business scenarios
- Develop awareness and role-specific learning activities
- Plan practical exercises and follow-up reinforcement
Typical deliverables to agree
- A tailored training plan
- Practical learning activities
- Feedback and improvement recommendations
Agree final deliverables, access requirements and responsibilities before the engagement begins.
Built around your organisation
The right fit
for your team.
Small & medium businesses
Build useful habits around phishing, account access, sensitive information and reporting suspicious activity.
Explore cyber security for SMBsEnterprise organisations
Support role-specific learning for staff, technical teams and leaders, connected to your security program.
Explore enterprise cyber securityPlanning your engagement
Connect security awareness to everyday decisions
A training program should give people practical actions they can use in their roles. Office staff may need to verify payment requests or report unusual sign-in prompts. Technical teams may need to practise escalation, while leaders need to rehearse business decisions during an incident. Start with the behaviours and processes you want to reinforce, then choose suitable activities. Repeatable reporting paths and follow-up are as important as the initial learning session.
What to prepare before we start
Identify the learners, their roles and common situations they encounter. Bring existing guidance, reporting channels and relevant incident lessons. Agree learning objectives, delivery arrangements and how feedback will inform follow-up activities.
Common questions
Cyber security training FAQs
What makes cyber security training effective?
Training should be relevant to people’s roles, easy to apply and reinforced over time. Practical scenarios and clear reporting pathways help translate awareness into everyday behaviour.
How is the engagement scoped?
Scope is agreed around your objectives, systems, stakeholders and available resources. Confirm deliverables, responsibilities, exclusions and any ongoing support before work begins.
Which topics belong in employee cyber security awareness training?
Useful starting points include phishing and payment fraud, account protection, safe information sharing, device security, approved AI use and reporting concerns. Tailor scenarios to the work people do and the controls they are expected to use.
How can an organisation review whether training is useful?
Review whether people understand the agreed actions and reporting path, gather feedback and use suitable practice scenarios. Interpret any exercise results in context and use them to improve guidance rather than treating attendance alone as evidence of changed behaviour.