Awareness

1. What is Awareness?

Help people use technology safely.

• Teach staff how to spot and avoid cyber threats.

• Build good habits to keep systems and data safe.

• Stay prepared as new risks appear.

2. Awareness & Training Plans

Plan ahead to protect your team.

• Set up a clear roadmap for cybersecurity training.

• Tailor content to fit your staff’s roles and needs.

• Keep training up to date with current threats.

3. Training Sessions & Materials

Make learning simple and engaging.

• Host live or online sessions to teach cybersecurity basics.

• Share visual tools like posters, infographics, and screensavers.

• Use calendars or magazines to keep awareness top of mind.

4. Learning Management System (LMS)

Track progress and keep training organized.

• Offer online courses your team can take anytime.

• Monitor who has completed training.

• Keep all training content in one place.

5. Phishing Simulations (Social Engineering)

Practice real-world security challenges.

• Send fake phishing emails to test staff reactions.

• Help people learn how to spot suspicious messages.

• Give feedback and tips after each simulation.

6. Why Awareness Matters

People are key to cybersecurity.

• Many cyber attacks happen because of human error.

• Training helps staff make safer choices every day.

7. How Often Should Training Be Done?

Make it regular.

• • Train employees at least once a year.

  • Repeat when new threats or tools are introduced.