Why IT awareness matters so much
Over 90% of successful cyberattacks begin with a phishing email. Technical safeguards alone are not enough — people are the weakest link in the security chain, but also the most effective line of defense when properly trained.
IT awareness means: employees understand the threats, recognize attacks, and know how to respond — before any damage occurs.
Our services
Phishing simulations
We send realistic, simulated phishing emails to your employees. The result: a measurable click rate that shows how well-prepared your team really is. Anyone who clicks is immediately shown a learning page — not a punishment, but a teaching moment.
- Predefined or custom-designed templates
- Industry-specific scenarios (invoices, HR notifications, IT support)
- Analysis by department, location, or role
- Before/after comparison following awareness training
Awareness training
In addition to the simulation, we train your employees specifically on:
- Email security: verifying senders, recognizing links and attachments, what to do if in doubt
- Passwords and credentials: strong passwords, password managers, multi-factor authentication
- Social engineering: manipulation over the phone, fake identities, pretexting
- Mobile work: secure Wi-Fi, screen locks, lost devices
- Reporting obligations: when and how to report an incident
Follow-up training
Employees who stand out during the simulation receive targeted follow-up training — discreet, effective, without singling anyone out.
What you receive afterward
After a phishing simulation and an awareness training, you receive:
- Analysis report with click rates, common error sources, and recommendations
- Proof of the training measure for your ISMS or supervisory authority
- Improved security awareness — measurable and lasting
- Recommendations for action for further technical or organizational measures
Who is this suitable for?
Phishing simulations and IT awareness training are useful for any company — regardless of size or industry. They are especially relevant for organizations that:
- are pursuing or already certified to ISO/IEC 27001
- work according to BSI IT-Grundschutz
- operate in healthcare or social services
- have repeatedly been targeted by phishing attempts
- want to meet or optimize their cyber insurance requirements