Do you run phishing simulations and security-awareness training?

Yes. Because people are the most common way attackers get in, we run security-awareness training and simulated phishing to turn your staff from your biggest risk into a strong last line of defence. Technology stops most attacks, but the ones that slip through are aimed squarely at your people — so your people need to be ready.

How it works

• Simulated phishing — safe, realistic test emails sent to your team, so you can see (without blame) who clicks and who needs a hand. It's practice for the real thing.
• Short, regular training — bite-sized lessons on spotting scams, invoice fraud and dodgy links, rather than one forgettable annual lecture.
• Simple reporting — an easy, no-blame way for staff to flag suspicious emails, turning them into an early-warning system.
• Tracking over time — so you can see your team's resilience improving, and demonstrate it to insurers if needed.

Why the no-blame approach matters

The goal is a stronger, more alert team — not catching people out to punish them. Staff who fear getting in trouble hide their mistakes, which is exactly what an attacker wants. Staff who feel safe reporting a slip let you contain an incident in minutes. Culture is a security control in its own right.

Part of layered security

Combined with technical controls like email filtering and MFA, ongoing awareness training dramatically cuts the odds of a costly click — and it's often exactly what cyber-insurers now expect to see. It's available as part of our higher service tiers. To add it to your defences, call (08) 9325 1196.