Security Awareness Training & Phishing Simulations
Attackers stopped trying to beat your technology years ago — it’s cheaper to email your bookkeeper. Phishing remains the starting point for the large majority of security incidents, and human error still factors into most successful attacks. Which means the highest-return security control in your budget isn’t a box or an agent. It’s training that actually changes behavior and proves it with numbers.
What our managed training program includes
- A managed platform, run for you — We administer the training platform, schedule recurring campaigns, assign and track mandatory modules, and handle the user communications. Your team just takes the training.
- Simulated phishing that mirrors real attacks — Campaigns built from what’s actually landing in inboxes: invoice fraud, delivery notices, shared-document lures, MFA-fatigue prompts. Recurring, randomized, and safe.
- Reporting leadership can use — Click rates, completion rates, and repeat-offender trends in executive-level summaries. The trend line coming down is the deliverable — and it’s exactly what your cyber insurance carrier and compliance auditor want to see.
- Targeted remediation — Clickers get additional focused training automatically, not a public shaming. The goal is behavior change, not blame.
- Strategic program guidance — Annual awareness planning, policy alignment, and advice on emerging lures (AI-generated phishing has made "spot the typo" advice obsolete).
The part most providers don’t offer: a human in the room
Video libraries are where awareness goes to die. We deliver onsite, instructor-led sessions — quarterly or annually — including role-based training, executive briefings, social engineering awareness, and live Q&A. Our team has presented security best practices to companies, municipalities, and community groups across Arkansas for years. People remember the session with the real stories; they skip the video at 1.5x.
Start with the number: the baseline phishing test
Think your team wouldn’t click? Let’s find out. A baseline phishing test measures your organization’s click rate before any training — safely, confidentially, with no individual blame. The first-run number makes the case for the program better than we ever could. And if your team genuinely aces it, we’ll say so.
Get your baseline number. Request a free baseline phishing test and find out what your click rate really is — before someone else does.
Request a Baseline Phishing Test
Security Awareness Training FAQs
Is security awareness training required for compliance?
In most frameworks, yes — HIPAA requires workforce security training, CJIS requires security awareness training for personnel with access to criminal justice information, PCI DSS requires it for staff, and CMMC/NIST 800-171 includes an entire awareness and training control family. Cyber insurance questionnaires now routinely ask for it too, with evidence.
How often should employees be trained?
Continuously, in small doses — short modules plus regular phishing simulations outperform an annual marathon session. We typically run monthly or quarterly micro-campaigns with an annual onsite session anchoring the program.
Will phishing tests embarrass our employees?
Not the way we run them. Results are reported in aggregate to leadership; individuals who click get a short, immediate teaching moment and follow-up training. The culture goal is "report it fast," not "never admit it." Early reporting is the difference between an incident and an inconvenience.
Does training actually reduce risk?
Measurably. Click rates fall consistently across trained organizations, and reporting rates rise — which matters even more, because a reported phish gets contained in minutes. You’ll see your own numbers move quarter over quarter; that’s the point of the reporting.