Turn Human Risk into
a Measurable Strength

A strong security posture starts with your people. With the right training, employees become one of your most effective defences. Security awareness training delivers ongoing, practical reinforcement that helps your team recognize threats, respond appropriately, and report suspicious activity with confidence.

Security Awareness Training Services

Simulated Phishing Campaigns

We run simulated phishing campaigns that mirror the various types of messages employees regularly see in their inbox. When someone reports a simulation correctly, they receive immediate positive feedback. If they click instead of reporting, they are redirected to a short learning page that explains the warning signs they missed. This makes risk visible and helps employees build the habit of pausing, checking, and reporting.

Micro‑Training Content

Short micro‑trainings and quick quizzes reinforce the skills employees need most often, without pulling them away from their work for long sessions. This steady cadence keeps security top of mind and helps teams stay informed as threats evolve.

Annual Security Awareness Training

Annual training modules provide baseline awareness and reinforce common real-world scenarios. It gives your organization a consistent foundation, and it supports governance expectations where security awareness needs to be demonstrated.

Employee Security Score (ESS) and Reporting Dashboards

You get clear visibility into participation and progress through dashboards and an Employee Secure Score (ESS). You can think of the ESS as a credit score for security strength. The higher the ESS, the more likely you are to defend against a data breach. Leaders can see engagement trends, where risk is concentrated, and where reinforcement is needed.

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In just 90 days, our environment went from a source of uncertainty to a strategic asset.

Our security posture is stronger, our people are supported, and leadership finally has the visibility and confidence we need to make informed decisions.

Ian Anderson

Chief Executive Officer
Mid Island Consumer Services Co-operative

Frequently Asked Questions

If your organization relies on email, security awareness training is a practical way to reduce avoidable risk that comes from everyday communication.It is especially valuable if you want to strengthen your security posture by building consistent security habits across your organization, or if you need measurable visibility into adoption for leadership, governance, or cybersecurity insurance.
WBM’s approach is built as an ongoing program that reinforces habits over time. Progress is measurable through reporting and scoring, so you can see what’s improving, recognize wins, and proactively identify areas for improvement.
No. Phishing simulations are just one part of the program. The goal is to create awareness by building better habits, reinforcing awareness of common threats, and improving reporting behavior across the organization.Ongoing training and reporting help your team stay informed as attacks evolve, instead of treating security awareness as a checkbox.
Most of the program is designed around short micro-trainings with quick quizzes, plus an annual training module for baseline coverage.This keeps the time commitment minimal while still reinforcing behavior change and adoption over time.
You get access to reporting and dashboards that show participation, progress, and engagement trends, including an Employee Secure Score (ESS).We also review the data with you during Governance so that you have a clear understanding of what’s working, where reinforcement is needed, and how you can continue to improve.

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Ready to Build a Stronger Security Culture?

If you’re thinking about how to improve security habits across your team, or want to understand what an ongoing managed program would involve, we’re happy to walk you through it.

Request a call to explore how a security awareness training program can reduce the risk of a potential security incident.

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