Internal Security Awareness Training
Cybersecurity isn’t just an IT problem, it’s everyone’s responsibility. Our Internal Security Awareness Training Program ensures every employee understands the risks, knows how to spot threats, and develops habits that protect both our business and our clients.
By embedding training into our daily rhythm, we build resilience, meet compliance standards (SMB1001, ISO27001, CIS), and lead by example in the market.
Explainer: Building a Cyber-First Culture Across Our Organisation
Program Foundations
What it is and why it matters
Cybersecurity awareness training helps reduce human-caused incidents, one of the biggest risks to any tech partner.
The program gives us practical skills, helps us meet compliance standards, and sets the example we want to show our clients.
Key responsibilities:
- HR drives implementation and culture.
- IT administers the training platform.
- Leaders & Managers set expectations and hold teams accountable.
- Employees complete training, participate in simulations, and apply safe practices
Explainer: Reduce human-caused incidents
How the Program Works
From rollout to ongoing rhythm
Training Platform: Configured with EntraID integration, ongoing micro-learning modules, and phishing simulations every 2–4 weeks
Communication Plan: Clear updates for SLT, managers, and staff so everyone knows what’s expected
Flow of Activities:
- Establish project plan & select platform.
- Train leaders & managers.
- Launch CEO announcement.
- Employees complete initial assessment.
- Ongoing training & phishing tests.
- Weekly/quarterly reporting and recognition
Explainer: Clear updates for all
Rewards & Measurement
Driving engagement through visibility and recognition
Leaderboard highlights high performers across the company.
The program gives us practical skills, helps us meet compliance standards, and sets the example we want to show our clients.
Rewards:
- All employees above the minimum score receive merch.
- Top 1–3 individuals get high-value rewards (gift cards, time off).
- Teams with strong results celebrate with lunches or shout-outs.
- Internal champions are recognised for driving culture
Measurement:
- Minimum expected score for all staff.
- Overall company target tracked in dashboards.
- Reported weekly in team meetings and monthly all-hands
Explainer: Driving engagement
Embedding Cyber Culture
Making security a lasting habit, not a one-off project
- Training and reporting continue after launch—this is business-as-usual.
- Success is reinforced in all-company updates, team meetings, and performance reviews
- New employees complete the assessment during onboarding; offboarded staff are removed to keep reporting clean
- Quarterly recognition of top performers keeps cybersecurity visible and celebrated.
- Senior leaders and managers model the behaviour, supporting a positive, non-punitive approach to mistakes