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We provide security awareness training for employees
Are you looking for a comprehensive security awareness training solution for your employees? Do you want to ensure that your employees are equipped with the latest knowledge and skills to protect your company’s sensitive information? Then you’ve come to the right place.
At emtech, we offer a wide range of security awareness training services, including:
Provide regular security awareness training for your employee
// How it works
Our concise seminars aim to convey the fundamental knowledge your employees need to enhance IT security, rather than pose a risk. Offered in either a classroom setting or an instructor-led webinar format, the topics are tailored to the specific requirements of each organization.
Simulated phishing campaigns with training are an effective way to protect your organization from cyber-attacks. These campaigns simulate a real-world phishing scenario, allowing employees to practice identifying and responding to these threats. By participating in simulated phishing campaigns, employees gain a better understanding of the tactics used by cybercriminals and are better equipped to recognize and avoid phishing attempts.
Let us show you how we, through our partner KnowBe4, can aid you in addressing the ongoing challenge of social engineering and establishing a human firewall by offering the world’s largest integrated Security Awareness Training and Simulated Phishing platform
Deploy a learning management system that incorporates Cybersecurity training and allows you to modify your instance to include whatever you want and construct personalized training.
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// About Us
We help organizations train their employees on security awareness. We offer in-person workshops, simulated phishing campaigns with training, and on-demand deployment of training courses with a learning management system. Our goal is to help organizations keep their data safe and secure.
In short
Security awareness training teaches employees to recognise and report phishing, social engineering and unsafe data handling, and measures whether their behaviour changes. emtech runs programmes for UAE organisations on the KnowBe4 platform: a baseline phishing test, short courses in English and Arabic, regular simulated phishing, role-based modules, instructor-led sessions where useful, and completion reports for auditors.
Provide training at onboarding, a full refresher at least once a year, and short modules and phishing simulations throughout the year, ideally monthly. PCI DSS v4.0 and ISO 27001 audits expect at least annual training with records, but behaviour improves through regular practice.
Yes, if the programme is announced in general terms, used for learning rather than punishment and run consistently for everyone, including senior management. Staff should know simulations happen, though not when. Avoid themes that cause real distress, such as fake bonus or redundancy notices, unless HR has agreed.
They should see an immediate explanation of the warning signs and receive a short follow-up lesson. Repeat clickers receive extra coaching. Naming or disciplining people for simulated clicks usually reduces reporting, which is the behaviour you most want.
Yes. The KnowBe4 platform includes Arabic content, and users can select their preferred language for courses. Phishing simulations can also be written in Arabic, and instructor-led sessions can be arranged in the language that suits the audience.
The platform records enrolment, completion dates and scores for each user and produces reports that can be exported for audits. Certificates of completion can be issued per employee. We set up reporting so the evidence matches the scope of your ISO 27001, PCI DSS or regulatory audit.
Yes. Filtering stops most phishing, but some well-crafted messages, especially from compromised genuine accounts, will always reach inboxes. Trained staff who report quickly turn one person's suspicious email into a warning for the whole organisation.
A baseline phishing test, short modules spread through the year, regular simulations, a one-click way to report suspicious email, role-based content for finance, HR and administrators, and metrics reviewed by management. A single annual course satisfies a checklist but rarely changes behaviour, because people forget and attack techniques change.
