In-Person & Facilitated Training.

Interactive presentations and workshops for groups of any size — covering cyber risk, legal obligations, current threat trends and practical protective measures. Delivered in-person or via webinar, and tailored to your sector, your audience and the topics most relevant to your organisation.

Topics available include the current Australian cyber threat landscape, legal and regulatory obligations, payment fraud and scam prevention, privacy compliance, and the rapidly growing threat of AI-enabled social engineering — including deepfakes, voice cloning and impersonation attacks that are now affecting Australian businesses across every sector. We incorporate real, current Australian examples into every session so that participants leave with a clear understanding of what these threats actually look like — not a theoretical overview.

We have delivered presentations for national law firms, financial services businesses, professional associations, industry conferences and SMEs. Format, length and content are agreed with you in advance.

Facilitated cyber incident simulations that test your organisation's response capability under realistic, time-pressured conditions. Participants work through a simulated incident in real time — making decisions, managing communications, navigating regulatory obligations and discovering the gaps in their current plan.

Tabletop exercises are among the most effective investments an organisation can make in cyber preparedness. They surface weaknesses no document review will find and build the shared understanding and muscle memory that enables fast, coordinated response when the pressure is real.

Exercises are tailored to your organisation's sector, risk profile and the scenarios most relevant to your threat environment. They can be delivered as a standalone session or as part of a broader incident preparedness program.

Structured briefings for boards and directors — covering the current cyber threat landscape, director obligations, governance best practice and the specific decisions boards need to be able to make in a cyber event.

Board briefings are not technical presentations. They are governance conversations — delivered in the language of risk, accountability and commercial consequence. Every briefing is tailored to your board's sector, the regulatory framework that applies to your organisation and the specific questions your directors need to be able to answer.

Board briefings can be delivered as a standalone session or combined with a tabletop exercise for a more comprehensive board preparedness experience.

High-impact, accessible cyber awareness sessions for all-staff groups — covering the threats most relevant to your organisation and the specific behaviours you want to reinforce. Designed to be engaging and practical, not lecture-format compliance exercises.

All-staff sessions are particularly effective when combined with our online courses — using the in-person session to introduce key concepts and build motivation, and the online course to reinforce learning at individual pace.

Sessions can be delivered in-person at your premises, via webinar for distributed teams, or in a hybrid format.

Please ask us about not-for-profit and charitable organisation discounts.

Focused sessions for C-suite and senior leadership teams — building the specific cyber risk literacy that executives need to make informed decisions, support their board and lead their organisation's response to a cyber event.

Executive sessions differ from all-staff sessions in focus and depth — addressing strategic risk, personal liability, decision-making under pressure and the leadership behaviours that determine how well an organisation responds when an incident strikes.