Security awareness training presentation

How to run it

1. 1Fill in your report button, IT contact and password manager before you present. Swap in a real (cleaned) phishing email your team received.
2. 2Ask everyone to join with their full name; the session summary lists who attended, which you can keep as your completion record.
3. 3Vote on each scenario before you explain it. The split shows where your next phishing simulation should focus.
4. 4Read some of the open-question answers aloud. Real messages people have seen teach more than any slide.

Questions people ask

What topics should security awareness training cover?

Phishing and its red flags, passwords and password managers, MFA, phone and text scams, physical security such as tailgating, safe data handling, and exactly how to report something suspicious.

How often should security awareness training be done?

At least once a year and when people join, which standards such as PCI DSS expect. Short refreshers and phishing simulations during the year keep it fresh.

What is phishing training?

Training that teaches people to recognize fake emails, texts and calls designed to steal passwords or money, and to report them instead of clicking. It often pairs a session like this with simulated phishing emails.