Your employees are an important part of your cybersecurity defence.

Technology can block many cyber threats—but attackers continue to target the people using that technology.

Phishing emails, fraudulent login pages, malicious attachments and social engineering are designed to convince an employee to make one small mistake. Ongoing cybersecurity awareness training helps your staff recognize those threats before they become a business problem.

Only 22% of Canadian businesses provide formal cybersecurity training to their non-IT employees.

Meanwhile, the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security reports that ransomware incidents in Canada continue to rise, with a 26% average year-over-year increase from 2021 to 2024. The Cyber Centre emphasizes that basic cyber security practices—including being cautious of phishing attempts—remain an important part of protecting Canadian organizations. Your employees are part of your cyber security defence. Make sure they're prepared.

Four Minutes a Month Can Make a Difference

Actual scenes from one of our monthly cyber security awareness training videos.

Cyber security awareness doesn’t need to take hours out of the workday. Each enrolled employee receives a short, approximately four-minute cybersecurity training video directly in their inbox every month.

The videos use short, engaging scenarios to demonstrate the kinds of threats employees may encounter in the real world—from phishing and suspicious links to social engineering and other common cyber risks.

There’s nothing for management to distribute or schedule. After watching the video, employees answer three short questions based on what they’ve just learned. The questions reinforce the key points and help ensure employees are actively engaging with the material—not simply clicking through another training exercise.

Turn Training Into Measurable Results

Each month, your designated administrator receives a detailed cyber security awareness report showing how employees are performing and where additional attention may be needed.

At a glance, management can see training completion, pass rates, overdue courses, employee engagement and the organization’s Human Risk Score, including how that risk is changing over time.

Individual Human Risk Scores consider employee training and phishing performance, helping identify employees who may require additional attention. Missed or overdue training, failed course attempts and phishing simulation results can all contribute to increased risk.

The report then drills down to individual employee results, making it easy to identify failed or overdue training and follow up where necessary.

See What Your Employees Will Receive

Want to see what the training is like? We’ll send you a sample cybersecurity awareness video so you can see the type of short, engaging content your employees would receive each month.

Getting Started is Easy

Getting started with Cyber security Awareness Training is simple. Let us know how many employees you would like to enroll and we’ll take care of the setup. Each employee will receive their monthly training directly in their inbox, while your designated administrator receives the reporting needed to monitor participation, results and Human Risk Scores.

There’s no software for your staff to install and no training sessions for management to organize—just short, consistent cyber security education delivered throughout the year.

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