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People. Prepared.

Build a stronger human firewall.

Cybersecurity and security awareness training that turns knowledge into everyday action. Equip your people with the knowledge, judgement, and practical skills to recognise threats and respond with confidence.

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For your workforce, technical teams, and business leaders.

THE HUMAN LAYER OF SECURITY● PEOPLE FIRST
RECOGNISERESPONDPREVENTPROTECT
Security starts
with your people.AWARENESS → ACTION
01Role-relevant learning
02Real-world scenarios
03Practical security habits
04Measurable learning goals

Training pathways

The right knowledge.
For every responsibility.

Explore a proposed training curriculum. Discuss the modules, depth, and delivery options that best fit your organisation.

Workforce

Cybersecurity essentials

Build safer everyday habits around passwords, MFA, devices, remote working, and handling sensitive information.

Foundation · Everyday security
Workforce

Phishing & social engineering

Recognise suspicious emails, impersonation, payment fraud, and manipulative requests across digital channels.

Scenario-led · Threat recognition
Technical teams

Secure development & application security

Explore threat modelling, access control, secure coding, API risks, and security throughout the development lifecycle.

Practitioner · Secure by design
Technical teams

Cloud & infrastructure security

Strengthen understanding of identity, least privilege, configuration, logging, and shared security responsibilities.

Practitioner · Control awareness
Leadership

Cyber risk for business leaders

Connect cyber threats to business impact, governance, investment priorities, and risk-informed decisions.

Executive · Business resilience
Leadership

Incident readiness & crisis response

Work through incident scenarios to clarify escalation, decision-making, communication, and recovery priorities.

Tabletop · Response readiness

Security awareness training

Everyday habits.
Stronger protection.

A dedicated employee learning pathway alongside technical and leadership topics. Build practical confidence across six everyday security priorities.

Phishing & social engineering

Spot suspicious emails, messages, QR codes, and impersonation. Verify unusual requests through a trusted channel before acting.

Practise: recognise an urgent payment scam.

Passwords & account security

Use unique passwords, a password manager, and multi-factor authentication. Keep login details and verification codes private.

Practise: respond to an unexpected MFA prompt.

Safe browsing & downloads

Check website addresses, avoid unexpected downloads, and use approved software. Recognise misleading links and browser warnings.

Practise: assess a suspicious download request.

Data protection & privacy

Recognise sensitive information, check recipients and sharing permissions, and use approved tools to store and transfer business data.

Practise: share a confidential document safely.

Reporting suspicious activity

Know how to report suspicious messages, lost devices, or possible data exposure promptly through your organisation’s agreed process.

Practise: report a link clicked by mistake.

Secure devices & remote working

Lock screens, keep devices updated, protect work information in public spaces, and follow approved remote-access practices.

Practise: work securely while travelling.

Discuss a standalone awareness workshop or combine these topics with your wider cybersecurity training programme.

Plan awareness training

From awareness to action

Make learning relevant.
Make the habits stick.

A practical structure for aligning training to your people, operating environment, and security priorities.

UNDERSTAND

Start with your risk

Identify audiences, current knowledge, working practices, and the threats that matter to your business.

TAILOR

Shape the learning

Select relevant topics and discuss live workshops, virtual sessions, or a blended programme.

PRACTISE

Apply the knowledge

Use realistic examples, guided discussions, and exercises to turn concepts into practical decisions.

REINFORCE

Keep improving

Agree learning checks, gather feedback, and identify where refresher sessions would be useful.

A moment of practice

Would you
spot the warning?

Good training goes beyond remembering rules. It helps people pause, assess the context, and choose a safer next step.

Try this illustrative awareness exercise.

QUICK CHECK / PHISHING AWARENESS

From: “IT Support” <help@company-reset.example>

Urgent: your account will be disabled

Verify your password using the link below within 30 minutes to keep access to your account.

What is the safest next step?

Before you begin

Your training, clarified.

Who should take cybersecurity training?

Everyone who uses organisational systems or information can benefit from foundational awareness. Technical teams and leaders need additional learning aligned to their responsibilities.

Can the programme reflect our industry and policies?

Share your operating environment, internal policies, and priority risks during the enquiry. These inputs help define a relevant training scope and examples for your teams.

How long does training take, and how is it delivered?

Duration and delivery should be agreed around the audience, topic depth, and desired outcomes. Contact Ankh GRC to discuss available formats, scheduling, and pricing.

Does this page offer a certification course?

This page outlines organisational training topics. It does not promise an accredited qualification. Confirm any assessment or completion-certificate requirements when discussing your programme.

Build a security-aware culture

Better prepared people.
A more resilient business.

Let’s shape a training programme around your organisation.

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