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Cybersecurity training
that really changes behavior

A one-off training without context doesn't build habits. We design training tailored to your industry, roles, and real threats to your company — engaging, practical, and measurable. For non-IT employees who are the everyday target of phishing.

Service scope

What do cybersecurity trainings cover?

From phishing recognition to secure remote work. We design every training for a specific group — not a template scenario from a catalog.

Recognizing phishing and email attacks

How to tell a fake email from a real one — spear-phishing, pretexting, fake invoices. Practical exercises on real-world examples, not 5-year-old templates.

Cyber hygiene in everyday work

Secure passwords and password managers, MFA, using corporate Wi-Fi and mobile devices, software updates. Habits that reduce risk without making work harder.

Secure remote work and BYOD

Threats specific to working from home — unsecured networks, shadow IT, BYOD. What's allowed on personal devices and what isn't. How to set up a VPN and use company resources remotely.

Data protection and GDPR in practice

How employees can unknowingly violate GDPR — sending data by email, sharing files, using personal messengers for work purposes. Practical rules for data classification.

Knowledge verification and certificates

Knowledge from the training is verified with a test and confirmed with a certificate. A document useful for ISO 27001, NIS2, and DORA audits — as proof that training was conducted.

Recurring training programs

A one-off training isn't enough. We build annual programs: initial training + phishing tests + refresher sessions. Measurable progress, compliance documentation, systematic building of a security culture.

How we work

What does training organization look like?

From inquiry to certificates — an efficient process without unnecessary bureaucracy.

1

Understanding needs and target group

We talk about the industry, participant roles, past trainings, and compliance requirements. Based on this we choose topics, format, and difficulty level.

2

Tailoring materials to the company

The training takes into account the company's specifics — industry, IT tools in use, typical threats for the sector. Examples are current and relevant.

3

Delivery — workshops or webinar

Training in workshop format (on-site or online) with an interactive approach. Participants practice recognizing threats on specific examples instead of listening to a lecture.

4

Test, certificates, report

After the training, a test to verify knowledge. Participants who pass receive a certificate. We deliver a summary report — how many people completed training, test results, documentation for audits.

4 hrs
typical workshop time (adjustable)
100%
of participants get access to materials after training
Certificate
for every employee who passed the test
Report
summary ready within 48h after training

Training is not a cost — it's an investment in company resilience

One successful phishing attack can cost a company millions.

The average cost of a data breach in Poland is over 4 million PLN. Training for the whole team costs many times less — and meaningfully reduces risk.

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FAQ

Cybersecurity training questions

Primarily for non-IT employees — finance, accounting, sales, administration, and management. These are the people most often targeted by phishing and social engineering, yet they have the least knowledge of the threats. We also run trainings for IT specialists — then with a higher technical level.
We offer both. On-site workshops are more engaging and allow for direct interaction. Online webinars enable training of geographically distributed teams without travel costs. We match the format to the client's needs and preferences.
A standard training lasts 3–4 hours (it can be split into two sessions). The optimal group is 15–25 people, which allows for interactivity. For larger companies we organize a series of trainings for consecutive groups. There's no upper limit — we've handled programs for hundreds of employees.
Yes. After passing the final test, each participant receives a personalized certificate confirming cybersecurity training. The certificate is dated and can be used as proof of training during ISO 27001, NIS2 audits, or GDPR inspections.
Yes, we run trainings in both Polish and English. For international companies or mixed teams we adapt the language of training and materials to the participants' needs.

Contact

Ask about training for your team

Tell us how many people you want to train, from which departments, and what compliance requirements you have. We'll propose a format, program, and date tailored to your organization.

ul. Bukowska 177, 60-196 Poznań
NIP: 7831699963 · KRS: 0000462126
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