Upcoming Product
For founders, CTOs, and lean startup teamsSecurity Awareness Training Pack for Startups
A practical security awareness training pack for startups that need to build better security habits across the team without boring, generic, tick-box training.
This pack is being designed to help founders and lean teams explain real-world cyber risks in a way people understand, remember, and actually apply at work.
Why this matters
Most security awareness training fails because it is too generic, too boring, or too disconnected from real work.
Startup teams often move quickly. People share files, approve tools, onboard vendors, respond to emails, use AI tools, and access customer data before formal security processes exist.
The risk is not just whether people have watched a training video. The real question is whether they know what to do when security shows up in their actual day-to-day work.
This product is being built to help startups turn security awareness from a one-off training task into a clearer set of everyday working habits.
What it will help you do
What this training pack will help startups do
- Explain security risks in simple language that non-technical teams understand
- Train employees on phishing, passwords, MFA, safe file sharing, and data handling
- Give founders and managers a practical way to introduce cyber security expectations
- Support different roles with relevant examples instead of generic training content
- Create repeatable security messages that can be reused during onboarding and team refreshers
- Build evidence that security awareness is being introduced and reinforced
What’s planned
What the Security Awareness Training Pack is planned to include
Founder briefing deck
A clear presentation to help founders explain why security awareness matters and what the team needs to change.
Role-based training guidance
Practical sections for founders, admin teams, sales teams, operations, and technical staff.
Phishing and social engineering examples
Realistic examples to help teams recognise suspicious emails, fake invoices, urgent requests, and account takeover attempts.
Password and MFA guidance
Simple explanations of stronger authentication habits, password managers, MFA prompts, and account protection.
Safe data handling prompts
Guidance on sharing customer data, handling files, using collaboration tools, and avoiding unnecessary exposure.
Quiz and reinforcement prompts
Simple questions and team discussion prompts to make the training more memorable and easier to repeat.
Common buyer intent
Questions startup teams are already asking
- How do we deliver security awareness training without boring the team?
- What should startup employees know about phishing and social engineering?
- How do we train a small team on cyber security without a full security department?
- What cyber security habits should every startup employee have?
- How do we create security awareness evidence for customers, investors, or audits?
- What should founders include in basic cyber security training?
Early access
Join the waitlist for launch updates and practical security awareness resources
If you want to be first to hear when the Security Awareness Training Pack is released, join the list below. You will also receive related startup cyber security resources and launch updates first.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A few of the core questions startup teams ask when they want to improve security awareness without overcomplicating training.
What is the Security Awareness Training Pack?
It is an upcoming training resource designed to help startups explain practical cyber security risks to their teams, including phishing, passwords, MFA, safe data handling, and everyday security decisions.
Who is it for?
It is for founders, startup operators, CTOs, and lean teams that want practical security awareness training without relying on generic corporate material.
How is this different from standard security awareness training?
Standard training often focuses on compliance completion. This pack is designed around real startup behaviours, practical examples, role-based guidance, and repeatable security messages.
Will it be useful without a cyber security team?
Yes. It is specifically designed for startups and lean teams that need a practical way to introduce security awareness without enterprise-scale processes.
Can this support onboarding?
Yes. The training pack is planned to support both initial team training and repeatable onboarding messages for new starters.
Can I join the list now?
Yes. Join the list to hear when the Security Awareness Training Pack launches and to receive related startup cyber security resources first.