Security Training & Awareness
Awareness training fails when it is an annual video nobody remembers. Astra runs live, scenario-based sessions built around the way your organisation actually works — the systems your staff use, the data they handle and the pretexts an attacker would realistically use against them — alongside deeper certificate programmes for technical teams.
What you get
Outcomes, not activity.
- Sessions built for your contextContent is tailored to the roles in the room and the data they touch, not delivered from a generic deck.
- Practical, not theoreticalReal scenarios, group exercises and live demonstrations, so people leave able to recognise something rather than able to define it.
- Technical depth where it is neededCertificate training for security, engineering and IT staff who need working capability, not an overview.
- Evidence for your auditAttendance, assessment results and training records in the form your certification or regulatory obligations require.
How it runs
A defined sequence, agreed up front.
You know what happens in each stage, who is involved, and what lands at the end of it before the engagement starts.
- 01
Assess the audience
We establish who is being trained, what they handle, and what the organisation needs them to be able to do differently.
- 02
Build the material
Sessions are written around your systems and realistic threats to your sector, with the depth set by role.
- 03
Deliver
Interactive workshops, online or on site, sized around your teams' availability.
- 04
Measure
Assessment, feedback and — where useful — simulated phishing to measure whether behaviour actually moved.
Deliverables
What lands on your desk.
Written for two audiences: the engineers who have to fix it and the executives who have to fund it.
- Role-tailored training material
- Live workshop delivery, on site or remote
- Assessment results and attendance records
- Certificates for technical programmes
- Recommendations for the next cycle
Related
Often engaged alongside
Next step
Scope a training & awareness engagement.
Half an hour with a practitioner. You will leave knowing what the work involves, roughly how long it takes, and what it would find.

