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Security awareness and cybersecurity training

We train the people who receive the email, open the links and handle the data, so they recognize, report and stop the attacks that technology does not stop on its own.

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What is included

  • Phishing simulations with scenarios from your industry and region, including QR code phishing
  • Immediate learning pages when someone falls for the simulation
  • Reinforcement assigned automatically to whoever needs it
  • Monthly awareness campaigns by topic
  • Technical training for IT and development teams
  • Periodic reports for the security leadership

This is for you if

  • You want to reduce the risk of phishing and email fraud
  • A standard (ISO 27001, PCI DSS) requires demonstrable awareness
  • Your IT team needs specific technical training

How we do it

  1. Baseline

    We measure how your organization behaves today against the most common deceptions.

  2. Campaigns and simulations

    We design scenarios close to your people's reality and launch them with agreed scope and dates.

  3. Reinforcement in the moment

    Whoever engages with the deception immediately gets an explanation and a short course.

  4. Measurement and improvement

    We compare campaigns over time and adjust the program to what the data shows.

What you receive

  • Campaign calendar
  • Tailored simulation templates
  • Reinforcement material
  • Report per campaign for management
  • Recommendations to strengthen the security culture

Frameworks and methodologies

  • NIST SP 800-50
  • ISO/IEC 27001 (awareness and training)

Related experience

We group experiences without identifying clients or publishing sensitive data. Results correspond to the documented scope of each engagement.

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  • Consolidated experience 09

    Multi-sectorAwareness

    Social engineering, awareness and technical training

    Problem
    Organizations and participants needed to assess how they respond to deception and to strengthen their knowledge of protection and technical security.
    Results
    • Interactions measured by scenario and group.
    • Findings to guide awareness actions.
    • Training and protection content documented.

    Identities withheld

Consolidated experience 09

AwarenessMulti-sector

Social engineering, awareness and technical training

Sectors served

  • Banking
  • Government
  • Private sector
  • Education

Services offered / delivered

  • Phishing, vishing and attachment simulation
  • In-person social engineering and USB tests, depending on scope
  • Awareness and technical security training

Context

This experience consolidates authorized campaigns and training services. Simulation measurements and training services are kept as separate evidence.

Documented interventions

  • Design and execution of email, phone-call, attachment, in-person pretext or USB scenarios, according to the documented scope.
  • Recording of interactions and responses, including physical validation controls where they were assessed.
  • Delivery of awareness and technical training content, with documentation supporting the service.

Documented results

  • The campaigns and in-person tests produced measurements and observations on responses, identity validation and access.
  • The training documents support the content and services delivered, but on their own do not establish a change in behavior or certification of participants.

Scope of the result

Simulated attachments are not described as real infections. Campaigns are not added up as unique people, and no measured reduction in clicks is promised without a later evaluation.

Methodology

Authorized simulation, recording of interactions and documented training.

Identities withheld

Frequently asked questions

How do you measure whether training works?

We compare campaigns over time: who engages with the deception, who reports it and how each group evolves. We share the results with management in periodic reports.

Are phishing simulations safe?

They run with your organization's formal authorization and with agreed scope, dates and groups. The goal is to teach, not to expose people.

In which language is the training delivered?

Mainly in Spanish. Ask us if you need another language.

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Let's design your team's awareness program

Tell us how many people, which teams and which risks concern you. A SoluProTec specialist reviews your request and contacts you through the channel you provide.

Design an awareness program