Cyberattacks almost always start with an employee clicking on the wrong link. In this hands-on training, you’ll learn to recognize, prevent, and stop threats — no technical knowledge required — and apply what you learn directly to your daily work.
You use email, the internet, and business systems every day and want to know how to spot phishing, malware, and social engineering—before it's too late. No technical knowledge required.
You are responsible for policy or decision-making within your organization and want to understand the risks posed by cyberattacks—and how you, as a leader, can foster a culture of security.
You want to train your entire team or department in cybersecurity awareness. Do you want to make your entire organization more resilient to cyberattacks? This training is suitable for companies in any sector—from healthcare and finance to government and industry. We provide customized training for teams, either on-site or online, and tailor our approach to your organization’s specific risks and work processes. Contact us for a quote.
You'll learn to recognize phishing emails, fake websites, social engineering, and malware before you click on them. You'll understand how attackers operate—and why you, as an employee, are the first line of defense.
You’ll learn how to safely use email, the internet, files, and business systems. You’ll learn the dos and don’ts of working from home, using USB devices, software updates, and sharing information—both internally and externally.
You'll understand why strong passwords and two-step verification are essential. You'll learn how passwords are cracked, how to implement a strong password policy, and how to secure access to systems and data.
You know what to do if you receive a suspicious email, notice something unusual on your computer, or suspect that something is wrong. You'll learn how to report an incident, what steps to take, and how to prevent further damage.
You’ll learn about the most common cyberattacks: phishing, ransomware, social engineering, malware, and CEO fraud. You’ll learn how attackers think, how they operate, and why human behavior is the biggest risk factor—but also the strongest defense.
You'll learn the security principles that make the biggest difference in real life: secure email use, recognizing suspicious links, working safely from home, handling USB devices, and software updates. This includes the dos and don'ts for using company data on personal devices.
You’ll understand the importance of strong, unique passwords and two-step verification. You’ll learn how passwords are cracked, how a password manager works, and how to secure access to systems, data, and accounts—both at work and at home.
You’ll learn what to do when you recognize a suspicious situation: how to report an incident, what steps to take, and how to prevent further harm. You’ll be familiar with the internal reporting procedures and know when to escalate the matter—without panicking, but by taking the right action.
Upon completion, each participant will know:
Cyberattacks almost always start with an employee. After this training, that employee will be better prepared than the attacker had hoped.
No — no prior knowledge is required. The training is open to everyone: from receptionists to executives, from sales representatives to HR professionals.
Classes are taught in Dutch. The course material, tools, and exams are in English. A solid reading comprehension skill in English is sufficient to get started.
Yes. We offer customized solutions: the training can be tailored to your organization’s industry, specific risks, and work processes. From a half-day awareness session to a multi-day program for an entire team. Please contact us for a personalized proposal.
A security-conscious employee is the best security an organization can have. After this training, employees will recognize threats more quickly, respond appropriately to incidents, and actively contribute to a culture of security. This significantly reduces the risk of data breaches, ransomware, and fraud.
That’s up to the organization. We recommend basic training for all employees and an in-depth session for managers and employees with access to sensitive data. We’d be happy to help you determine the best approach for your situation.
