In-Person Security Awareness Training for Employees
Bring real-world cybercrime experience directly to your team.
CFISA delivers live, in-person cybersecurity awareness training at your organization, meeting or event. Every session is led personally by Michael Levin and tailored around your workforce, risks, policies and priorities.
Why in-person security awareness
training works.
Onsite security awareness training gives employees a shared experience, connects cybersecurity risks to the way your organization works and creates space for questions that rarely fit into a standard course.
Make the training specific to your organization.
Focus the session around your workforce, current concerns, internal policies and the risks employees are most likely to encounter.
Let employees ask questions in the room.
Employees get immediate answers about suspicious messages, social engineering, workplace situations and security issues relevant to their roles.
Connect the lesson to real cybercrime.
Investigations, attacker behavior and practical examples help employees understand why safer decisions matter at work and at home.
A live session built around your people.
CFISA works with your organization before the session so Michael understands the audience, your goals and the issues that deserve the most attention.
Understand your needs
Tell us about your audience, training goals, organizational priorities, recent concerns and the environment your employees work in.
Tailor the session
Michael adjusts the examples, discussion and emphasis around the risks and security questions most relevant to your organization.
Train live
Michael delivers the session in person with real-world cases, audience interaction and time for employees to ask questions.
Focus the conversation on the threats your employees actually face.
In-person training does not have to follow a fixed presentation. CFISA can emphasize the subjects that matter most to your workforce while reinforcing the core security awareness principles employees need.
Have a recent incident, internal policy or specific concern? Share it with us before the session so we can determine how it fits into the discussion.
Phishing, business email compromise, impersonation, urgency tactics and other forms of manipulation.
Passwords, credentials, personal information, identity protection and safer handling of sensitive data.
Mobile devices, QR codes, public Wi-Fi and safer email, web and workplace practices.
AI-enabled scams, emerging threats, internal policies, recent incidents and concerns unique to your workforce.
Choose the amount of time that works for your team.
Most organizations choose a 60- or 90-minute session. Need more time? Longer workshops and programs can be customized around your audience and training goals.
Real cybercrime experience in the room.
Michael Levin spent decades investigating cybercrime, protecting information systems and leading cybersecurity programs before turning that experience into practical employee training. For live sessions, that means your employees can connect what they are learning to real cases, attacker behavior and the security questions they encounter every day.
Tell us about your team and training goals.
Share your audience, location, timing and priorities. We’ll follow up to discuss the right live training approach for your organization.
Straight answers about onsite training.
Common questions organizations ask when planning live, in-person security awareness training with CFISA.