Information Security Awareness Training

  • Empowering People and Protecting Data

Cybersecurity Through Awareness Training

People are at the heart of every organization’s security posture. While technology plays a critical role in protecting systems and data, informed and vigilant employees remain the strongest defense against cyber threats. Our information security training program is designed to build awareness, strengthen secure behaviors, and empower individuals to recognize and respond to risks such as phishing, social engineering, data loss, and other cyber attacks. By fostering a culture of security, we help transform every employee into an active participant in protecting the organization, its customers, and its information assets.

Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Training That Drives Real Behavior Change

Training is available both onsite and remotely. Training topics include:
  • Protecting Sensitive Information: Key Challenges
  • Why Information Security Matters: Cyber Threats, Legal Requirements & Ethics
  • Your Information Security Responsibilities at Work
  • Security Is Everyone’s Responsibility
  • Creating Strong, Secure Passwords
  • Phishing Awareness: Recognize the Warning Signs
  • Protecting Systems from Malware, Spyware, Trojans & Other Cyber Threats
  • Securing Information on Laptops, Smartphones & Mobile Devices
  • Protecting Company Information When Working from Home

Topics

  • Cybercrime statistics
  • Cybercrime and law
  • Social Engineering
  • AI (Artificial Intelligence)
  • Password management
  • Physical security
  • Remote access
  • Social media
  • BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)

The human firewall starts here

Training supports compliance with frameworks such as NIST, CIS Controls, IRS 4557, and FTC Safeguards Rule. More importantly, it builds a culture where employees actively contribute to security. Contact Maryman to implement effective security awareness training today.

FAQ

What does Maryman’s Information Security Awareness Training cover?

Maryman covers phishing awareness, social engineering, password security, sensitive data handling, privacy, and incident reporting. The program helps employees recognize cyber risks and strengthen secure behaviors at work.

Which email scams does the training help employees identify?

The training addresses phishing and Business Email Compromise (BEC) scams. Employees learn to recognize warning signs and become more aware of social engineering attempts.

Does the training address protecting devices and working from home?

Yes. Topics include securing laptops, smartphones, and mobile devices, protecting company information at home, remote access, and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD).

How does the program explain employees’ security responsibilities?

Maryman teaches employees about protecting sensitive information, handling data securely, and following incident reporting procedures. The training emphasizes that information security is everyone’s responsibility.

Can Maryman deliver security awareness training onsite?

Yes. Training is available both onsite and remotely. Topics also include artificial intelligence, physical security, social media, and protection against malware, spyware, and Trojans.

Which compliance framework does the training support?

Maryman’s Information Security Awareness Training supports compliance efforts associated with NIST, CIS Controls, IRS Publication 4557, and the FTC Safeguards Rule. It also encourages employees to actively contribute to organizational security.

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