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This compliance-ready course is designed for small and mid-sized businesses that need documented employee security awareness training to reduce breach risk and strengthen everyday security behavior. The market research identifies a major gap between general awareness of cyber threats and practical employee preparedness, creating a need for repeatable, action-oriented training for non-technical staff.
This module introduces cybersecurity awareness as a business requirement rather than a technical side issue. It connects employee actions to operational continuity, customer trust, regulatory expectations, and organizational risk management.
This module explains how phishing attacks work and why they remain one of the most common and effective threats against SMBs. Learners practice spotting suspicious messages across email, SMS, and workplace communication tools by using behavior-based warning signs rather than technical jargon.
This module focuses on daily habits that help employees use email safely and consistently. It turns policy into action by teaching learners how to inspect messages, handle attachments, verify requests, and escalate suspicious emails appropriately.
This module covers human-centered manipulation tactics, including pretexting, impersonation, executive fraud, and urgent payment requests. It is especially relevant for SMBs, where employees often wear multiple hats and may act quickly on requests involving money, data, or access.
This module teaches learners how to create, store, and manage passwords safely while reinforcing the role of multi-factor authentication in protecting work accounts. It supports practical account-protection behaviors that reduce the likelihood and impact of unauthorized access.
This module helps learners recognize signs that something may already be wrong, such as unusual login prompts, suspicious account behavior, unexpected system activity, or customer reports of odd communication. It emphasizes that early recognition can reduce damage and response time.
This module teaches the exact behaviors employees should follow when reporting phishing attempts, social-engineering incidents, or suspected compromise. It supports formalized procedures and helps organizations show that employees were trained not only to identify threats but also to act correctly.
This final module reinforces the course’s core behaviors and ties them back to compliance, annual certification, and ongoing reinforcement. It prepares learners to complete a final assessment and gives organizations a defensible record of completion within the LMS.
This compliance-ready course is designed for small and mid-sized businesses that need documented employee security awareness training to reduce breach risk and strengthen everyday security behavior.
About 30 minutes, delivered across 8 modules with knowledge checks.
How phishing, spear-phishing, and business email compromise attacks target SMB employees; Safe email habits, including sender verification, link inspection, and attachment handling; Social engineering tactics such as impersonation, urgency, pretexting, and executive fraud; Password hygiene, multi-factor authentication, and basic account-protection practices; How to recognize suspicious behavior or a possible compromise and report it quickly using company procedures; How employee training supports compliance, defensible risk management, and security maturity in regulated and data-sensitive industries.
Yes. The course issues a certificate on completion. It ships SCORM 1.2 or 2004 with audio narration, captions, transcript, and runs on the Provisant learning platform.
$5 per user per course per year. Annual billing saves 20%. Any course in the catalog can be added to a plan.