Employee Cyber Security Training
Practical staff cyber security training covering phishing, passwords, MFA, Microsoft 365, data handling and incident reporting.
Employee cyber security training →Cyber Security Training for Businesses: What Does It Cover?
39Security business cyber security training focuses on the incidents small organisations actually face: phishing, payment fraud, password and MFA attacks, Microsoft 365 compromise, ransomware, unsafe devices, data handling and incident response. Delegates leave with practical actions they can apply at work rather than a slide deck of generic security theory.
Cyber security training courses
Choose the Right Cyber Security Training for Your Business
Each specialist course has a separate purpose so businesses and search engines can understand exactly which training fits the requirement.
Phishing Awareness Training
Train employees and finance teams to recognise phishing emails, fake login pages, impersonation and payment fraud.
Phishing awareness training for small businesses →Cyber Essentials Workshop
Understand the five Cyber Essentials control themes and prepare the business for certification and technical readiness.
Cyber Essentials workshop for small businesses →Microsoft 365 Security Training
Improve decisions around identities, MFA, administrator access, email threats, sharing, backup and account compromise.
Microsoft 365 security training →Cyber Security Training for Managers
Help managers understand access, staff responsibilities, data risk, escalation and practical security governance.
Cyber security training for managers →Managed Security Awareness
Need ongoing reinforcement rather than a one-off course? Use managed phishing simulations, onboarding and recurring awareness campaigns.
Managed security awareness and phishing simulations →Who should attend
Cyber Security Training for Employees, Managers and Business Owners
People do not need to become cyber-security specialists. They need to recognise risk, verify unusual requests and know when to escalate.
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Business owners and directors
Practical scenarios connect cyber risk to the decisions people make during an ordinary working day.
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Managers and team leaders
Practical scenarios connect cyber risk to the decisions people make during an ordinary working day.
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Office and operations teams
Practical scenarios connect cyber risk to the decisions people make during an ordinary working day.
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Staff who use email, Microsoft 365 or business systems
Practical scenarios connect cyber risk to the decisions people make during an ordinary working day.
What delegates learn
What Small Business Cyber Security Training Teaches Your Team
The course is designed to change the quality and speed of security decisions after people return to work.
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Recognise phishing, impersonation and payment-fraud attempts
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Understand why MFA, password managers and secure sign-in matter
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Know how to react to a suspicious email or compromised account
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Reduce risky behaviour around files, links, devices and cloud services
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Understand the role of backup, endpoint protection and secure updates
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Know when an incident should be escalated and what evidence to preserve
Course content
Business Cyber Security Training Course Content
Sessions use real-world small-business scenarios to connect cyber security controls with everyday decisions.
- Phishing, malicious links and fake sign-in pages
- Business email compromise and payment fraud
- Passwords, MFA prompts and account takeover
- Microsoft 365, cloud sharing and data handling
- Windows updates, endpoints and ransomware
- Backup, recovery and business continuity
- Incident reporting, escalation and evidence
- Cyber Essentials and practical next steps
Included
What Is Included in Your Cyber Security Training Day?
- Full-day instructor-led training
- Downloadable course workbook
- Practical exercises and scenarios
- 30/60/90-day action planning
- Attendance certificate
- Lunch/refreshments where stated on the event page
Benchmark your current controls
Take the free cyber security assessmentFree Cyber Security Assessment for Small Businesses
Use the free assessment to check Microsoft 365, MFA, email security, endpoints, firewalls, staff awareness, backup and incident readiness before or after training.
Questions buyers ask
Cyber Security Training for Businesses: FAQs
Is cyber security training suitable for a small business?
Yes. Small businesses are regularly targeted because attackers expect fewer security controls and less specialist resource. The course is designed around practical business decisions rather than technical administration, so owners, managers and ordinary users can all take useful actions back to work.
Do attendees need technical knowledge?
No. The course is deliberately jargon-free. Technical controls are explained in business terms, with examples that show what staff should notice, what they should do and when they should ask for help.
Can we book several members of staff?
Yes. Published training days support multi-delegate bookings and team pricing where configured. The booking page shows current availability, VAT and the live price before payment.
Does this replace Cyber Essentials?
No. Staff training supports good security practice and can help organisations prepare for stronger controls, but Cyber Essentials is a separate certification scheme with defined technical requirements. 39Security also provides Cyber Essentials readiness and preparation support.
Book your staff training
Book Cyber Security Training for Your Business
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