IT security training that makes a difference

Many companies conduct awareness training once a year and hope that their employees will remember it for the rest of the year. At SecureFirst, we do things differently.

We combine short awareness training sessions with ongoing phishing simulations so that employees not only learn the theory but also put it into practice.

If an employee clicks on a phishing email, the learning process doesn’t end there. The employee is redirected to a learning page where the email is displayed, explained, and reviewed, with a focus on learning rather than simply showing it.

This provides ongoing training that is closely aligned with employees’ daily work and helps change behavior over time.

What is the customer experience like?

✓ Many companies start at around 30% click-through rate on phishing simulations
✓ Most then drop to a 3 to 5% click-through rate after just 6 to 9 months
✓ On average, users spend 1.6 minutes actively on the learning page after the simulation
✓ 0% rage clicks shows that the learning is perceived as helpful rather than merely for show

This course provides an in-depth look at modern attack methods, current threats, and realistic case studies based on actual cyberattacks. Designed for IT staff and security teams seeking to enhance their security posture and gain a deeper understanding of current threats.

Among other things, you learn

✓ Business Email Compromise (BEC)
✓ Password reuse and credential stuffing
✓ MFA bypass attacks
✓ Shadow IT and unauthorized SaaS solutions
✓ Vendor and supply chain attacks
✓ Malware via documents
✓ Privilege escalation
✓ Recent cases and hacker groups

Format

Podcast episodes that are typically 2 to 3 minutes long.

This course helps management understand the NIS2 requirements and translate them into practical decisions and actions within the organization.

Among other things, you learn

✓ Why NIS2 exists
✓ Who is covered
✓ Management responsibility and personal liability
✓ Risk management and governance
✓ Incident reporting
✓ Supplier and third-party risk
✓ Cyber hygiene and security culture
✓ Strategic implementation

Format

Podcast episodes that are typically 3 to 5 minutes long.