Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Your Next Breach Is
One Click Away

94% of cyberattacks start with a human. Not a software flaw. A person. The most powerful security investment you can make is training the people in your building.

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Real Breaches. Real Damage.

This Is Happening
Right Now

These aren't hypothetical scenarios. These are real organizations that were breached, and the human element played a role in every single one.

Breaking News: May 2026
Canvas and Instructure: ShinyHunters
The hacking group ShinyHunters breached the Canvas learning management system twice in two weeks, exposing data from 275 million users across 9,000 schools worldwide. Ransom was paid. Congress launched an investigation. North Carolina schools were directly impacted, including Wake County and Durham Public Schools.
CNN · WRAL · The Register · May 2026
2024
Change Healthcare: Ransomware Attack
A single set of stolen credentials gave attackers access to the largest healthcare payment processor in the US. 190 million patient records were exposed, $22 million in ransom was paid, and pharmacies across the country could not process prescriptions for weeks. The largest healthcare breach in US history.
HHS · US Senate Hearing · 2024
2024
AT&T: One Stolen Credential, 109 Million Accounts
Call and text records for nearly 109 million AT&T customer accounts were stolen through a single compromised cloud credential. No sophisticated exploit. No zero-day. Just one exposed password and a threat actor who knew how to use it. The company later paid a hacker $370,000 to delete the stolen data.
AT&T SEC Filing · FCC · Wired · 2024
2024 to 2025
PowerSchool: Ransom Paid, Data Leaked Anyway
A breach of the PowerSchool student information system exposed data on 62 million students and 9.5 million teachers across North America. A ransom was paid to prevent the data from being released, and it was leaked anyway. Multiple school districts are now facing follow-on extortion demands.
PowerSchool · TechCrunch · 2025
What We Cover

Training That Actually Sticks

Every session is built around real threats your team faces every day, not a generic compliance checklist.

Phishing & Social Engineering
How attackers manipulate people and the mental habits that stop them in their tracks.
Passwords & Authentication
Strong passwords, multi-factor authentication, and password manager basics made simple.
Safe Browsing & Devices
How to spot dangerous links, use secure networks, and protect personal and work devices.
AI Threats & Deepfakes
How attackers use AI to create convincing fake emails, voices, and video, and how to verify what is real.
Incident Response
What to do when something goes wrong: who to call, what not to click, and how to limit damage fast.
Physical Security
Tailgating, shoulder surfing, and the human behaviors that open physical doors to digital threats.
2025 Global Research

The Data Is Clear.
Training Works.

These findings come from the Fortinet 2025 Security Awareness and Training Global Research Report, based on interviews with 1,850 senior IT security decision-makers worldwide.

88%
of organizations say AI use by bad actors has helped employees see why security awareness and training matter
67%
of organizations report moderate or significant reductions in intrusions, incidents, and breaches since implementing training
53%
of organizations prefer in-person training as their top training modality, tied with computer-based training
Top Security Awareness Training Topics in 2025
Percentage of organizations reporting each topic as covered in training over the past 12 months
Data Security
50%
Data Privacy
43%
AI-Based Tools and Threats
42%
Protection Against Malware and Ransomware
37%
Cloud and Application Security
36%
Email Security
34%
Information Security Concepts
34%
Password Protection and Security Management
34%
Phishing, Smishing and Vishing Awareness
31%
Multi-Factor Authentication
28%
Source: Fortinet 2025 Security Awareness and Training Global Research Report, based on 1,850 senior IT security decision-makers worldwide.
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Russ Munisteri, Cybersecurity Training
Russ Munisteri
CISSP · UrCybersecurity