We all know someone who has clicked a link that looked a little too good to be true. We help your team spot the tricks, so one quick click doesn’t turn into a very long week.
Cybersecurity awareness training for South African teams, part of our cyber security services.
Every business is different, so we offer two options. Use one, or mix them. Most teams do both.
A friendly online platform that teaches your team a little at a time, checks how they’re doing and keeps the lessons coming without you having to chase anyone.
A real person, real examples and real conversations. Keshnie takes your team through what ransomware is, why it matters and what to do when things go sideways.
POPIA doesn’t hand you a training checklist. It does expect “appropriate, reasonable technical and organisational measures” to protect personal information (section 19). Its regulations also make your Information Officer responsible for making sure internal awareness sessions are conducted.
Training your team is one of the most practical ways to show you’re taking those measures seriously. If you’d like help with the wider picture, see our Managed POPIA service or our data protection solutions.
usecure is a cybersecurity awareness training platform. In plain terms, it helps your people understand online dangers and helps you see where your business may be most exposed. Each person gets training that suits their role and how they’re doing, so nobody is bored or buried.
Short, interactive lessons on staying safe online. Think bite-sized, not boardroom-snooze.
Safe, realistic fake scam emails that show who might fall for the real thing. No harm done, plenty learnt.
One place to share your company’s security policies and see who has read and accepted them.
An alert if your team’s email details turn up in leaked data, so passwords can be changed quickly.
Simple scores and insights that show how your team is improving over time.
Lessons that fit around the working day, so nobody has to block out an afternoon.
The result: fewer risky moments, easier compliance and less admin for you.
Scam emails love to look official. Here’s a made-up one, with the four giveaways our training teaches your team to notice.
Dear customer, we couldn’t process your payment. Fix it now or lose access.
Verify my account3
Invoice_4471.zip 4
The sender looks almost right. Look closely: letters swapped for numbers, odd spellings, a strange domain.
Pressure and threats. Scammers want you to act before you think.
A link you didn’t expect. Hover over it first to see where it really goes.
An attachment from nowhere. If you weren’t expecting it, don’t open it.
Ransomware is when criminals lock up your files and demand payment to give them back. It’s not a great way to start a Monday. In this session, Keshnie walks your team through what it is and how to stay calm and ready.
Knowledge really is power here. A team that knows what to look for is one of the best defences a business can have.
About half of ransomware attacks start with a dodgy email. In Sophos’s 2026 survey, malicious email and phishing were the top two root causes.
Malicious email 26%, phishing 24%. Source: Sophos, The State of Ransomware 2026
A dodgy email lands
Someone clicks
Files get locked
A payment is demanded
Training works best at step one and two. That’s where a team that knows what to look for makes all the difference.
Keshnie is a Microsoft Certified Trainer with over 10 years of experience, and she has trained more than 1,000 people. Her approach: a relaxed room, no silly questions, and lots of practice on the kind of work you actually do.
A quick chat about your people, your tools and what worries you.
Online lessons, a live workshop, or both. You choose what fits.
Lessons and practice emails roll out. Nobody gets a telling-off.
Simple reports show how your team is improving.
Everyone clicks the wrong thing eventually. What matters is what happens next.
Panic helps nobody, least of all your files.
The sooner it’s reported, the easier it is to limit the damage.
Nobody gets a telling-off for speaking up.
Bexie’s tip: if something looks dodgy, don’t click and don’t panic. Tell someone in IT. A quick “is this weird?” beats a very long week, every time.
People are part of most breaches. Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report found the human element in 62% of them.
Source: Verizon, 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report
From reception to the boardroom, anybody can receive a dodgy email. So everybody benefits from knowing what to look for.
Our approach is practical and friendly. We want your team to feel capable, not scared.
Pick online learning, live sessions or both. We’ll help you choose what suits your team size and schedule.
Looking for the technical side too? See our cyber security services, our managed IT services or our user adoption training.
It teaches everyday staff to spot scams, dodgy links and risky habits before they cause trouble. Good training is short, practical and friendly. It mixes lessons, practice phishing emails and clear steps for what to do when something looks off.
Little and often works better than one long session a year. The online platform keeps short lessons coming automatically, and live workshops can be repeated whenever your team needs a refresher or new people join.
It sends your team safe, fake scam emails. If someone clicks, they get a quick, friendly lesson instead of a telling-off. You see where more support is needed. Nothing is harmed, and everyone learns what the real thing looks like.
POPIA has no training checklist, but section 19 expects “appropriate, reasonable technical and organisational measures” to protect personal information. The regulations also make your Information Officer responsible for ensuring internal awareness sessions are conducted. Training is a practical way to show you’re taking this seriously.
Stay calm and tell your IT support straight away. Please don’t try to hide it. The sooner it’s reported, the easier it is to limit the damage. Our ransomware workshop walks your team through these steps so nobody freezes on the day.
It depends on how many people you want to train and whether you choose online lessons, a live workshop or both. Tell us about your team and we’ll give you a clear quote, with no surprises.
Tell us a little about your team and we’ll chat through the options. No pressure, no jargon, just a friendly conversation.
