Cyber Security Awareness Training is About Results!
You could put staff through multiple modules of mundane training to cover threat areas in detail, but they'll find it boring and forget most of what was taught. Cyber security is not interesting for most people, so the course must be simple, quick, fun and interactive to maximise engagement and learning retention. Onsite training works incredibly well for cyber security awareness, and that's especially important when you consider that:
Most breaches happen via staff
On average it takes over 6 months to detect a breach, with significant damage being done in that time
Downtime costs are approximately 3.4 times more than the cost to recover from a cyber security breach
The good thing about our training is that it's not rocket science. It's kept simple, with common sense rules for staying safe that hinge upon the basic principles of "Stop, Think, Act". A short session of training can cover all main threat areas and provide your staff with a fun and interactive course where they will be astounded at how much they didn't know about cyber security! Staff will be able to ask questions and share their stories, and they will be asked questions in a lighthearted session that will keep them 100% interested and learning. If you want to train your staff for cyber security awareness (and you should), then make sure it's going to return the best possible results!
I found your presentation to be worthwhile and informative. Whilst I was a little sceptical and thought it may not really be a good use of my time I was wrong. It was extremely worthwhile. I believe all companies should take the time to educate their staff on IT security. It is one of those funny things that you think you know but you don’t realise how vulnerable and easy it is for your system to be compromised. 
