Cybersecurity training
Most cyber attacks don't start with broken technology, but with an employee clicking on the wrong link. We train your team to recognize and respond to threats before they become an incident.
What our cybersecurity training covers
Phishing simulations
Realistic, controlled phishing tests that show how prepared your team is without real risk.
Awareness-raising training
Regular, easy-to-understand training on the latest threats, without complex technical jargon.
Measuring progress
We keep track of how employee behavior changes over time - from the first simulation to repeated tests.
Incident recognition and response
Teaches employees not only how to recognize threats, but also what to do and who to report them to when something seems suspicious.
Role-based content
Accountants, managers, and IT specialists face different risks, so we tailor the training accordingly.
Reporting and Compliance
Documented results that can also be used to demonstrate compliance with NIS2 and other regulatory requirements.
Initial assessment
We conduct an initial phishing simulation to assess your team’s current level of readiness—no judgment, just a clear picture of where you stand.
Tailored training
Based on the results, we develop training content tailored to your industry, team roles, and identified areas for improvement.
Regular phishing simulations
We periodically test the team with new phishing scenarios so that knowledge is consolidated and not forgotten over time.
Progress monitoring and reporting
We track changes in results over time and provide clear reports for you and, when necessary, your compliance team.
Capabilities of the Nimblr platform we work with
For companies without internal security training
For clients whose employees have never received structured cybersecurity training.
For companies subject to NIS2
Organizations that must demonstrate ongoing employee education as part of compliance requirements.
For companies that have already encountered phishing attempts
For businesses that have noticed suspicious emails or have already experienced an incident.
For companies processing financial transactions and payments
For teams particularly exposed to the risk of BEC and payment fraud.
Frequently asked questions
How often should cybersecurity training be conducted?
A regular, recurring cycle is recommended rather than a one-off event, as threats evolve and awareness fades over time without regular reinforcement.
What is a phishing simulation, and is it safe?
It is a controlled, harmless test that simulates a real phishing attack to observe how employees react, without posing any actual risk to data or systems.
Is the training also suitable for non-technical staff?
Yes, we create content that is understandable to everyone, regardless of technical knowledge; that is one of our main goals.
How will we see whether the training actually works?
We report on the results of phishing simulations over time, showing whether and how much employee behavior is improving.
Does training help with compliance with NIS2 or other regulations?
Yes, documented employee training is often a requirement under NIS2 and other security regulations, and we provide the necessary evidence.
Can you also train remote employees or staff across multiple offices?
Yes, training and simulations can be conducted regardless of the employee's location.
Would your team recognize a phishing email?
We start with a consultation, assess your team’s level of readiness, and recommend a training plan tailored to your specific risks.