
Security awareness training
Security Awareness and Phishing Training
Most attacks start with a single convincing email or phone call. We train your team to recognize scams and respond the right way, with short, practical lessons people actually remember.
What is included
- Simulated phishing emails
- Short, practical training lessons
- New hire security onboarding
- Wire fraud and payment scam awareness
- Password and multi-factor login habits
- Reports on progress over time
What we do
Turn your team into your first line of defense
Filters and firewalls catch a lot, but not everything. A team that knows what to look for stops the attacks that technology misses.
Phishing simulations
Realistic test emails that show who might click, followed by quick training at the moment it matters.
Team training
Short lessons and live sessions on the scams that target small businesses today.
Payment fraud awareness
How to spot fake invoices, changed bank details and urgent wire requests before money leaves the account.
Passwords and logins
Practical habits for strong passwords, password managers and multi-factor login.
New hire onboarding
Security basics covered from the first week, so new employees start with good habits.
Progress reports
Simple reports showing how your team is improving and where extra training would help.
How it works
How we work with you
01
Baseline
We send a first simulated phishing test to see where your team stands today.
02
Train
We provide short, practical training focused on the mistakes we actually saw.
03
Repeat
We run ongoing simulations and refreshers and report on progress.

Why BuzzTech
Training people actually pay attention to
No hour-long videos and no blame. Our training is short, relevant to small businesses and focused on building habits that stick.
- Short lessons, not long lectures
- Real examples from small businesses
- No shaming, just better habits
- Plain-English answers, no jargon
FAQ
Common questions
Is phishing simulation safe?
Yes. Simulated emails are harmless tests. If someone clicks, they see a short training page instead of anything malicious.
How long does training take?
Most lessons take just a few minutes. Live sessions for a whole team usually run under an hour.
Will employees get in trouble for clicking?
That is up to you, but we recommend treating clicks as training opportunities. The goal is better habits, not blame.
Does insurance require this?
Many cyber insurance applications now ask about security training. A documented program can help with those questions.
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Other ways we can help
Find out how your team would handle a real attack
Book a free IT and security checkup. We will review your risks and recommend a training plan that fits your team.