Every employee handles information, and every employee can be the weakest or the strongest link in your security. This corporate security awareness training program gives your whole organization a shared understanding of information security: what to protect, what the risks are and what to do in everyday work, so security becomes part of how your company operates.
Who should attend
- All employees, with content adapted by role
- New hires, as part of onboarding
- Managers and team leaders, who set the example
- Teams that handle sensitive data: finance, HR, legal, customer support and IT
- Organizations preparing for ISO 27001 certification or audits that require awareness training
What you will learn
Information security basics
What information security is, why it matters to your business and how confidentiality, integrity and availability apply to daily work.
Data classification and handling
How to recognize sensitive information, how to store, share and dispose of it correctly and what to avoid.
Passwords and access
Strong passwords, password managers, multi-factor authentication and the principle of least privilege.
Email, phishing and social engineering
How to spot suspicious messages, links, attachments and phone calls, and what to do about them. For a deeper program, see our Social Engineering & Phishing Awareness Training.
Safe work habits
Clean desk and clear screen, visitor and physical access rules, working in public places and handling printed documents.
Remote work and devices
Using laptops, mobile devices and home networks safely, public Wi-Fi risks and the safe use of personal devices.
Cloud services and collaboration tools
Using approved tools, avoiding shadow IT and sharing files and links safely.
Personal data protection
Core principles of KVKK and GDPR, why personal data needs extra care and what employees must do when handling it.
Policies and responsibilities
What your information security policies expect from employees, and how awareness connects to frameworks such as ISO 27001.
Reporting incidents
Recognizing a security incident, knowing who to tell and why reporting quickly matters more than being sure.
Format and activities
Sessions combine short explanations with real-life examples, discussion and quizzes. Content can be customized with your own policies, tools and examples. Optional add-ons include a short assessment at the end of the training and follow-up reinforcement content.
What you receive
- Participant materials and quick reference guides
- Attendance records that can support your awareness requirements for audits
- Optional end-of-training assessment and reporting
- A certificate of attendance
Why awareness training matters
Many security incidents begin with an everyday mistake: a reused password, a misdirected email, a clicked link or an unlocked laptop. Regular awareness training reduces that risk, supports your compliance obligations and helps employees recognize and report problems early. It works best when repeated over time and combined with real exercises. See our Social Engineering Testing service for measuring the effect.
Frequently asked questions
Make security part of everyday work
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