Training
Most security awareness programs are compliance theater — annual video, quarterly phishing simulation, click-rate that stays stubbornly high. We deliver training built and led by senior practitioners — the same professionals who handle our consulting and IR engagements — with curricula that reflect current threats, current tools, and the workflows your team actually uses.
Overview
Training that changes behavior — led by practitioners, not presenters.
The Pressure
People are now the primary attack surface, and awareness is a control regulators and insurers expect you to prove.
- The human factor drives most intrusions — phishing, social engineering, and credential misuse start with a person, not a firewall.
- AI-generated phishing and deepfake pretexting have outrun the annual-video model, raising the sophistication of attacks past what generic content prepares people for.
- Regulators and cyber-insurers now expect documented, role-based training and a tabletop cadence — across FFIEC, HIPAA, PCI, CMMC, and SEC regimes.
- Technical teams are asked to operate cloud, EDR/SIEM, and IR tooling that has outpaced their last formal training.
- Boards and executives are accountable for cyber decisions they were never briefed to make.
The Gap
Most programs are compliance theater — and the click-rate proves it.
- Annual video plus a quarterly phishing sim, and the click-rate stays stubbornly high because nothing about the behavior actually changed.
- Off-the-shelf content ignores your stack, your sector, and the workflows your team actually uses.
- Presenters who read slides have never run an incident, so they can't answer the questions that matter when the room gets specific.
- No role differentiation — developers, finance, clinicians, and the board all get the same generic module.
- Tabletops become box-checking walkthroughs rather than genuine stress tests, so plan gaps surface during a real incident instead of before one.
How We Help
The practitioners who handle our consulting and IR engagements build the curriculum and lead the room.
- Deliver senior practitioners, not career instructors — the same practitioners who run our consulting and incident-response work teach and lead the exercises.
- Build custom curricula for your stack and sector that reflect current threats and current tools, not last year's slide deck.
- Run role-based tracks — all-staff awareness, technical training for engineers and analysts, and executive briefings — each pitched at the right depth.
- Facilitate executive and operational tabletop exercises that find plan gaps before an attacker does, plus CPE/CEU-eligible content (ISC2, ISACA, others) and train-the-trainer so the program scales without us.
- Ground the material in our Incident Response and Consulting practices so what we teach reflects the incidents we actually handle.
Your people become a security control that works — click-rates fall, teams respond with muscle memory, and the program stands up to a regulator's questions.
Capabilities
What we deliver
Security Awareness Programs
All-staff phishing simulations, policy training, role-based modules. Designed to actually change behavior — not just check a compliance box.
Technical Training
For your engineers and analysts: cloud security, secure SDLC, EDR/SIEM operations, IR procedures. Hands-on, in your environment.
Executive Cyber Briefings
Board and C-suite briefings on threat landscape, regulatory shifts, and what to ask the CISO. Plain English, decision-relevant.
Tabletop Exercises
Scenario-based exercises for executives, IR teams, communications, legal. Find plan gaps before reality does.
Role-Based Curricula
Custom curricula for developers, IT operations, finance teams, legal — security training that actually applies to their job.
Train-the-Trainer
Build your internal training capability so the program scales without us forever.
Train your people. Change your security posture.
Let's talk about your awareness program, technical curriculum, or tabletop cadence.