Cybersecurity Awareness Training
Most breaches start with a person, not a firewall.
Practical, plain-language training that helps your team recognize phishing, handle sensitive data safely, and know what to do when something looks wrong — for organizations of any size, virtual or in person.
Session Menu
Book One Session or the Full Series
Fundamentals
Phishing and social engineering recognition, password hygiene, multi-factor authentication, and safe device/remote-work habits.
Protecting Sensitive Data
Safe handling of client and organizational data, mapped to whatever compliance framework applies to your organization (HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, or general data privacy best practices).
Real-World Scenarios
A walkthrough of realistic phishing attempts and a simple "what do I do if I clicked something" tabletop exercise for staff.
Format
- Sessions run 60–90 minutes, delivered virtually or in person
- Book a single session or the full series
- Group sizes typically up to 25–30 participants per session
- Content tailored to your organization and industry on request
Custom Pricing
Cost depends on group size, session count, and format. Request a quote and we'll put together pricing for your organization.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does this cost?
Pricing depends on group size, session count, and format (single session vs. the full series), so we don't publish a flat rate. Tell us a bit about your organization and we'll put together a quote.
Do you cover HIPAA or other compliance requirements?
Yes — the "Protecting Sensitive Data" session can be tailored to whatever framework applies to your organization, including HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 for behavioral health and substance-use providers. This training covers staff awareness and habits, not a full compliance program or legal sign-off.
Is this delivered in person or virtually?
Either — most sessions run well over video call, and in-person delivery is available for organizations in the Belleville, IL area.
Do we have to book all three sessions?
No. Each session works as a standalone booking, though most organizations get more value out of the full series since each one builds on the last.
Who is this training for?
General staff, not just IT or technical teams — the sessions are written in plain language for people who use email and everyday business tools, not security specialists.
Do you cover AI-specific risks, like staff using ChatGPT?
That's covered in more depth in our AI & Technology Skills Training, which pairs well with this — computer basics, practical AI usage, and AI-specific security risks like data leakage and AI-generated phishing.
Ready to schedule training for your team?
Tell us about your organization — size, industry, and what you're hoping to cover — and we'll follow up with session options and pricing.
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