Employee Security Awareness Training

Building Your Human Firewall

Training that turns employees who are often your weakest link into your best line of defense

Beyond Basic Awareness

Our security awareness training goes beyond a generic slide deck: employees learn what social engineering threats look like, why they work, and how to respond effectively.

Every program is built around your organization's specific risks, industry, and culture.

Customized curriculum based on your risk assessment
Engaging delivery methods that accommodate different learning styles
Real-world examples and interactive exercises
Progressive learning paths for different roles and responsibilities
Regular reinforcement and knowledge checks

Explore Our Programs

Security awareness training session for employees

Our Training Approach

Programs matched to your team's roles and risk level

Core Awareness Program

Our foundation curriculum covers essential security awareness topics including phishing recognition, social engineering tactics, password security, physical security, and data protection.

Role-Based Training

Specialized modules for high-risk positions like executives, IT staff, and customer service. These address the unique threats and responsibilities of different roles.

Hands-On Workshops

Interactive sessions where employees practice identifying and responding to social engineering scenarios in a safe, guided environment.

Integrated Simulations

Regular phishing and social engineering exercises that provide immediate educational feedback and measure improvement over time.

Flexible Delivery Options

Training solutions that adapt to your organization's needs and culture

Live virtual security awareness training delivery

Multiple Formats to Fit Your Team

We offer various delivery methods to accommodate different learning preferences, organizational structures, and technical environments.

In-Person Workshops - Engaging sessions led by our security experts
Live Virtual Training - Interactive remote sessions with real-time Q&A
Executive Briefings - Condensed sessions built for leadership teams
Department-Specific Training - Customized content for different business units
Train-the-Trainer Programs - Equipping your internal champions to deliver ongoing education

All delivery methods include detailed reporting to track completion, knowledge retention, and behavioral improvements.

What the Research Shows

Industry data on the measurable impact of sustained security awareness training

86%

Reduction in phishing susceptibility after 12 months of continuous security awareness training, per the KnowBe4 2025 Phishing Benchmark Report

74%

Of data breaches involve a human element, making trained employees your most impactful security control, per the IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024

68%

Of employees knowingly take risky actions despite understanding the security implications, per the Proofpoint State of the Phish 2024

4.6%

Average phishing susceptibility rate for employees after one year of sustained awareness training, down from 34.3%, per the KnowBe4 2024 Phishing Benchmark Report

Workplace Violence Prevention Training

Prepare your employees to recognize, report, and respond to threats inside the workplace

Security awareness does not stop at phishing and tailgating. Workplace violence prevention training addresses one of the most serious risks your employees can face: threatening or violent behavior from coworkers, customers, or outsiders. Like our other programs, it is built around your organization's specific environment, roles, and risk profile rather than a generic slide deck.

Training focuses on the skills that matter when minutes count:

Recognizing warning signs and concerning behavior before an incident occurs
Reporting procedures that get concerns to the right people quickly
Responding safely during an active incident, including when and how to evacuate, shelter, or summon help
Understanding your organization's workplace violence prevention plan and each employee's role in it

For many employers this is now a legal obligation, not just good practice. California Senate Bill 553 (SB 553) requires most California employers to establish a workplace violence prevention plan and train employees on it, effective July 2024, and other jurisdictions are moving in the same direction. Learn more about our full workplace violence prevention training program, or contact us to discuss a program scoped to your workforce.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about security awareness and workplace violence prevention training

Why is security awareness training important?

Security awareness training is important because the human element is involved in 74% of data breaches, per the IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024. Technology alone cannot stop social engineering; employees who recognize phishing, pretexting, and tailgating become an active layer of defense instead of the easiest target.

How often should security awareness training be conducted?

Security awareness training works best as a continuous program rather than a one-time event. Effective programs combine periodic formal sessions with regular reinforcement, knowledge checks, and simulated exercises. Benchmark data shows phishing susceptibility continues to fall across 12 months of sustained, continuous training.

How effective is security awareness training?

Sustained training measurably reduces risk. The KnowBe4 2025 Phishing Benchmark Report found an 86% reduction in phishing susceptibility after 12 months of continuous training, and the 2024 benchmark showed average employee susceptibility falling from 34.3% to 4.6% after one year of sustained awareness training.

What is workplace violence prevention training?

Workplace violence prevention training teaches employees to recognize warning signs, report concerning behavior, and respond safely during an incident. In California, SB 553 requires most employers to adopt a workplace violence prevention plan and train employees on it, effective July 2024, making structured training a compliance requirement as well as a safety measure.

Planning to evaluate your own facility first? Start with our step by step physical security assessment guide, then walk your site with the printable 60-point physical security checklist.

Security Awareness Training