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Cyber Security Culture Training Day

Help your people recognise cyber threats, make safer decisions and know what to do when something doesn’t look right.

This practical cyber security awareness training combines expert-led learning with an interactive Cyber Resilience Escape Room, giving employees the chance to put their knowledge into practice.

Delivered in collaboration by the Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland and Stellar Elevate, the cyber culture training can be tailored for individual teams or larger groups of up to 100 people.

Turn Cyber Awareness into Action

Technology is an important part of protecting every organisation, but your people also have a vital role to play.

Cyber security awareness training helps employees to understand the threats they may encounter during an ordinary working day, and importantly, what they should do when something happens.

Our approach goes beyond simply telling people what they should and shouldn’t do.

Participants learn practical cyber security skills before putting them to the test through an interactive, team-based challenge.

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What will your team learn?

The training covers common workplace cyber security risks, including:

  • Phishing and suspicious emails.
  • Password security.
  • Protecting devices and organisational data.
  • QR code threats.
  • Social media security.
  • Ransomware.
  • Recognising suspicious activity.
  • Reporting potential cyber incidents.

The content is designed to be accessible to employees without technical cyber security knowledge.

Put your cyber security skills to the test

Following the training, participants take part in the Cyber Resilience Escape Room.

Working in teams, they’ll solve a series of cyber-related scenarios and challenges requiring them to identify risks, make decisions and use what they’ve learned.

It’s an engaging way to reinforce cyber awareness while encouraging teams to work together and talk about cyber security.

The training can be tailored to suit different organisations, teams and workforce sizes. It can be delivered for smaller teams, or groups of up to 100 participants and works well as part of:

  • Staff cyber security training.
  • Company away days.
  • Team-building activities.
  • Staff development programmes.
  • Cyber awareness campaigns.
  • Cyber Security Awareness Month activity.

Talk to us about your organisation and we’ll help you plan a session that works for your team.

We have a range of training options available to organisations of all shapes and sizes. Find out more about our other training options here.

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