Executive and manager awareness
Tailor workshop content for executives, managers, and staff so each audience understands what to watch for, what to do, and when to report concerns.
Awareness Workshops
Cybersecurity Awareness Workshops
Train employees and leaders to recognize everyday cyber risks and respond with confidence.
ACS delivers cybersecurity awareness workshops for boards, executives, managers, and staff so teams understand common threats, safer behaviors, reporting expectations, and the actions they should take at work through focused briefings, practical exercises, and role-specific discussion.
How ACS works
1Align
2Teach
3Practice
4Reinforce
AlignRisk context
DeliverRole-based content
ReinforceClear employee actions
ReportFast reporting habits
Phishing and social engineering
Train teams to recognize phishing, impersonation, credential theft, and everyday social-engineering patterns and report them quickly.
Secure behavior reinforcement
Turn security expectations into clear actions: report suspicious activity quickly, protect credentials, use MFA, verify unusual requests, and handle data carefully.
Workshops that make security practical.
Educate users on phishing, credential risk, social engineering, and safer everyday behaviorEquip leaders with simple language for setting expectations and reinforcing good security behaviorGive teams practical examples, discussion prompts, and next steps they can use after the workshop
Audience
- Roles and audience groups
- Risk themes
- Security expectations
- Workshop objectives
ACS workshop facilitation
- Plain-language education
- Discussion prompts
- Next-step reinforcement
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When workshops make security practical
01
Policies work when people know what to do.
Workshops translate security requirements into clear, memorable behaviors for the people making decisions, handling data, and interacting with threats every day.
02
Phishing and impersonation are everyday business risks.
ACS trains teams to recognize suspicious messages, social-engineering cues, credential prompts, payment-change requests, and the right moments to report.
03
Leaders need a shared way to explain security expectations.
Executive and manager workshops can align leadership around cyber risk, team accountability, reporting expectations, and reinforcement messages.
04
Awareness needs follow-up, not one-time reminders.
Workshops can produce follow-up themes for communications, policy reminders, simulations, or additional training support when the team needs reinforcement.
Key capabilities
Workshop content for real-world risk.
Executive and manager awareness
Frame cyber risk in business terms for boards, executives, and leaders: decisions, accountability, reporting, tabletop-style scenarios, director education, and resource priorities.
Staff awareness sessions
Give employees practical guidance on phishing, password hygiene, MFA prompts, device care, data handling, insider-risk moments, and fast reporting.
Phishing recognition
Teach phishing, impersonation, vendor fraud, business email compromise, credential harvesting, QR-code lures, and social-engineering patterns using realistic examples, live discussion, and red-team-inspired scenarios.
Incident reporting expectations
Define what users should report, when to raise concerns, and how fast reporting can accelerate investigation and response efforts.
Role-based sessions
Adapt topics for finance, HR, operations, executives, IT, managers, or front-line staff with role-based reporting expectations and practical examples.
Policy-to-practice translation
Turn acceptable-use, data-handling, password, and reporting expectations into plain-language actions teams can apply.
Reinforcement planning
Identify follow-up themes for internal communications, manager talking points, simulations, or future training reinforcement.
Scenario-based learning
Use threat reviews, real-world use cases, tabletop-style scenarios, hands-on exercises, red-team scenario workshops, and attacker-perspective discussions that show how criminals target people and process gaps.
Workshop use cases
Build awareness around real situations.
Executive and board briefings
Give leadership clear visibility into cyber risk themes, insurance drivers, governance expectations, and their role in reinforcing security expectations.
All-hands awareness sessions
Give staff a plain-language understanding of phishing, credentials, data handling, MFA, device hygiene, and reporting through short briefings, half-day, full-day, or multi-day workshops, with completion certificates available.
High-risk team workshops
Focus deeper sessions on finance, HR, executives, or other teams targeted by impersonation, wire fraud, credential theft, and sensitive-data workflows.
Post-incident refreshers
Use a recent concern, near miss, phishing wave, incident lesson, or policy change as the basis for a focused awareness reset and follow-up plan.
Next step
Need practical awareness workshops?
Acrisure Cyber Services can run cybersecurity awareness workshops that make cyber risk easier for employees and leaders to understand, discuss, and act on.
Practical workshop designPhishing and behavior focusLeadership-ready reinforcement
