Cyber security awareness training for your team
Practical guidance on suspicious emails, social engineering and safe digital habits, so your people know what to do when something looks wrong.
Why staff are the target
People are often easier to fool than systems. A fake invoice, a call that sounds like the bank or an email that appears to come from the boss only works if someone acts on it. Awareness training gives staff the pause and the process that stops it.
What the sessions cover
- Suspicious emails and links
- How to spot phishing, what to check before clicking and what to do with a message that looks wrong.
- Social engineering
- Phone calls, text messages and impersonation, including fake bank calls and requests to change payment details.
- Safe digital habits
- Sign-ins, multi-factor prompts, locking screens and sharing files safely.
- What to do next
- Who to tell, how quickly, and why reporting a mistake early beats hiding it.
How it fits with everything else
Training works alongside technical controls such as multi-factor authentication, email protection and patching, and does not replace them. We agree the content with you first so it reflects the tools and risks your team really has.
Questions about this service
Who should attend?
Everyone who uses email or company systems. Owners and managers are frequent targets of invoice and impersonation scams, so they should be in the room.
Does training replace technical controls?
No. It works alongside controls such as multi-factor authentication, email protection and patching.
How do we arrange it?
Email info@techarmour.com.au with the size of your team and what you use, and we will take it from there.
Start with the free cyber checkup.
The checkup is free and runs on its own site. If you would rather talk first, email the team.