Security Awareness Training

Practical, plain-language employee training that reduces phishing risk and builds everyday security habits across your team.

Who awareness training is for

Security awareness and phishing training for employees of Israeli SMBs – in plain language, built around the threats your team actually faces. It matters most where a mistaken payment is costly, such as finance and accounting firms, and it works best when the team becomes a genuine human firewall.

Businesses whose employees receive phishing emails in Hebrew and English
Teams that handle payments, client data, or sensitive records
Firms in regulated sectors – law, healthcare, accounting – with training obligations
Companies that invested in technical controls but never trained the people
Managers who want reporting a suspicious message to be routine, not embarrassing

The human risks training addresses

Human error is consistently the most common factor in successful attacks on Israeli SMBs – not because people are careless, but because nobody showed them what to look for. Phishing and business email compromise are where it usually starts:

Phishing that bypasses every technical control

One convincing email and one click can hand over credentials that no firewall or filter was ever going to stop.

Business email compromise targeting your industry

Attackers impersonate managers and suppliers to redirect payments, and staff who have never seen the pattern approve them.

Social engineering by phone and messaging

Urgent requests over WhatsApp or a phone call pressure employees into bypassing process exactly when it matters.

Unreported incidents

When employees fear blame, they stay silent after a click – and a containable event becomes a full breach.

What changes for your team

Employees who recognize phishing, BEC, and social engineering under pressure
A culture where reporting a suspicious message is routine and praised
Click rates and reporting rates that measurably improve over time
New hires trained automatically as part of onboarding
Documented training records for compliance purposes
Security that becomes a shared habit rather than an IT concern

What's included in the training program

Initial onboarding training for all staff, in plain language
Refresher sessions aligned with current threat trends
Simulated phishing exercises measuring real-world susceptibility
Immediate, constructive feedback after each simulation
Sector-tailored content for law firms, clinics, and accounting practices
One-click suspicious-message reporting rolled out in your email client
Simple reference materials and policy summaries for the team
Documented training records for compliance
Click-rate and reporting-rate metrics, month over month
Automatic enrollment of new hires

Your team is the first line of defense. Is it trained?

Tell us about your team and sector, and we will shape a program that fits how your people actually work – without fear, blame, or jargon.

Plan a training program

How a program is built

Baseline and kickoff

We learn your sector, threats, and workflows, then deliver initial plain-language training to all staff.

Simulate and reinforce

Phishing simulations measure susceptibility without blame, and every exercise ends with immediate, constructive feedback.

Measure and sustain

Refreshers track current threats, new hires are enrolled automatically, and monthly metrics show resilience improving.

How simulations and feedback work

Simulated phishing is designed to teach, not to trap: exercises measure real-world susceptibility without creating fear or blame, and employees receive immediate feedback on what they could have noticed. Results are shared as team-level metrics, so improvement is visible without singling anyone out.

Reporting is made easy with a one-click option in the email client, and reported messages get a response – the habit only sticks when people see that reporting matters.

Threats the training covers

Phishing emails in Hebrew and English
Business email compromise (BEC)
Payment redirection fraud
Social engineering by phone and messaging
Smishing and mobile phishing
Safe handling of sensitive data
Password and MFA habits

What this service is not

Not a compliance checkbox video – sessions are live, in plain language, and built around your team's real threats
Not a blame mechanism – simulation results are used for teaching and team metrics, not for singling out employees
Not a replacement for technical controls – training pairs with email security, MFA, and EDR as one layered defense

Security awareness training FAQs

How often should employees be trained?

An initial session for all staff, refreshers aligned with current threat trends, and ongoing phishing simulations. One-time training fades; steady reinforcement is what changes habits.

Will phishing simulations embarrass my employees?

No. Simulations are designed to teach, not to trap: feedback is immediate and constructive, results are handled as team metrics, and the explicit goal is a culture where reporting is praised.

Is the training relevant for Hebrew-speaking teams?

Yes. The program is built for Israeli business environments, including phishing in both Hebrew and English and the scenarios local teams actually encounter.

Can training satisfy our compliance obligations?

Training records are documented for compliance purposes, and content is tailored to the regulatory requirements of sectors like law, healthcare, and accounting.

How do we know it is working?

Click rates and reporting rates are tracked over time and shared as simple metrics, so you can see your team's resilience developing month over month.

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