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

  • Phishing awareness and social engineering defense
  • Password and authentication best practices
  • Data handling and privacy awareness
  • Incident reporting procedures
  • Identification and awareness of BEC (Business Email Compromise) Scams

Training is available both onsite and remotely. Training topics include:

  • The Challenge of Protecting Sensitive Information
  • Why Information Security Matters: Cybercrime, the Law and Basic Ethics
  • Information Security Responsibilities in Your Business / Profession
  • Information Security: Everyone’s Responsibility
  • Passwords: Strong and Protected
  • Phishing: Don’t Take the Bait
  • Things staff must do to protect the Network from Malware, Spyware, Trojan Horses and Other Really Bad Things
  • Protecting Information on Your Laptops, Blackberries, and iPhones
  • Protecting Information at Home  

A Foundation for Stronger Security Programs

Maryman’s information security education programs for IT staff are designed to assist IT staff integrate sound cybersecurity management practices into their current IT infrastructure management practices.

Education topics include:

  • Secure Architecture Design, Deployment and Maintenance
  • Anti-Malware – Solutions and Limitations
  • Vulnerability and Patch Management
  • Application Security, including Websites and Internet-Facing Applications
  • Change Control
  • Logging and Review
  • Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM)
  • Back Up, Information Continuity, Incident Response and Internal Investigations
  • Access Control Management
  • Encryption
  • IT Infrastructure Documentation
  • Vendor security management

A Foundation for Stronger Security Programs

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. The human firewall starts here.

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