[ BOIT Cyber Security ]

People who know what to do.

Training and workshops for employees, management and technical teams. Specific situations and practical procedures.

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Management training

Cybersecurity from a management perspective.

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IT workshop
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IT workshop

Practical security for administrators and advanced users.

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AI and security

Practical use of artificial intelligence with data and risks in mind.

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Ethical hacking fundamentals
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Ethical hacking fundamentals

Understand how attackers think and operate.

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OSINT

Gathering information from publicly available sources.

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Fraud and vishing

Recognising manipulation and fraudulent phone calls.

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Privacy protection

Gain greater control over your digital footprint.

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How to choose cybersecurity training

Choose training around people's roles and the situations they need to handle. Employees need safe working habits, leaders need decision-making practice, and IT teams need technical skills.

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Which training suits non-technical employees?

Our employee IT security training explains everyday threats and safe working habits through practical situations. We adapt the content to the organisation's environment.

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Do you train managers and IT specialists?

Yes. Management training focuses on decisions, responsibilities and tabletop exercises. Administrators and advanced users can take a practical IT security workshop, with separate courses in OSINT and ethical hacking fundamentals.

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Can training be combined with phishing simulations?

Yes. Social engineering test results can reveal the topics and groups that need attention. A follow-up simulation can then help assess changes in real-world responses.