A half-day or modular programme building practical cyber awareness across all staff, from phishing recognition to safe data handling.
Most breaches begin with an ordinary employee making an ordinary-looking decision: opening an attachment, reusing a password, approving a payment change over email. Generic compliance modules tend to focus on rules rather than the actual moment of decision, which is why they are so often completed and then forgotten. This programme is built around the judgement calls staff actually face, delivered by a named Greyline analyst, drawing on real, anonymised patterns from our own casework, and scoped to your sector and risk profile before delivery.
Recognising phishing and business email compromise beyond the obvious spelling mistakes
Safe data handling: what actually counts as sensitive, and how it typically leaks
Password and credential hygiene, in language that survives contact with real working habits
How to verify an unusual request, a payment change, an urgent instruction, before acting on it
Real (anonymised) patterns drawn from Greyline's own investigative casework
Delivered as a half-day session or split into shorter modules across a working week, in person or remotely, led by a named Greyline analyst rather than a generic external trainer. Content is scoped to your sector and existing incident history before delivery, and built around real, anonymised patterns from our own casework rather than stock examples.
Yes, this is who the programme is built for. It is deliberately non-technical, focused on judgement calls and habits rather than IT jargon.
Yes. Many organisations prefer shorter, spaced sessions to fit around operational demands, and the content is structured to work either way.
It is led personally by a named analyst who can answer real questions in the room and draws on genuine, anonymised casework, rather than a generic video module completed passively at a desk.
Yes. Every programme is scoped to your organisation, sector and incident history before delivery, discussed on your scoping call.
Yes, safe data handling is a core part of the curriculum, covering what counts as sensitive data and how it is most commonly mishandled in ordinary day-to-day work.
Every programme is scoped to the organisation, its sector, incident history and regulatory drivers, before delivery. Submit an inquiry and we'll arrange a scoping call.