SECURITY TRAINING

BUILD A HUMAN FIREWALL

Your People Are Your First Line of Defense

The vast majority of breaches still trace back to human error, a single click on a phishing email, a reused password, or a moment of misplaced trust. Karhu Cyber turns your workforce from your greatest vulnerability into your strongest layer of defense. We deliver practical, threat-informed security awareness training built around how attackers actually operate today, including AI-generated phishing, deepfake social engineering, and credential-based attacks. The result is a measurable culture of security across your organization and a real reduction in risk. Our programs are tailored to your environment and can be delivered virtually or in person, and they help satisfy the security awareness requirements found in frameworks like CMMC, FedRAMP, HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, and cyber insurance policies. Our training and testing covers:

  • Security awareness and cyber hygiene training
  • Simulated phishing campaigns and social engineering tests
  • AI-driven phishing and deepfake threat awareness
  • Password and credential best practices
  • Safe handling of email, devices, and sensitive data
  • Role-based and executive-targeted training
  • Incident recognition and reporting
  • Stakeholder reporting and follow-up remediation training

Our Training Programs

Two core programs that turn awareness into action, tailored to your organization and delivered virtually or on site.

Cyber Awareness Training

Our Cyber Awareness Training is tailored to your organization and grounded in the latest best practices and active threat intelligence. We cover the fundamentals that stop most attacks, from password and device habits to recognizing social engineering and AI-generated lures, and keep your team current as the threat landscape shifts. Delivered virtually or in person.

Email Phishing Training

Lets go phishing. Our analysts run realistic simulated phishing campaigns that mimic the tactics attackers use today, then measure who clicks, who reports, and where the gaps are. Campaigns can run on an ongoing basis and scale as often as it takes to build lasting habits. Results are reported to stakeholders, and targeted follow-up training reinforces the lessons where they are needed most.

Why it matters: phishing remains the number one attack vector used by malicious actors, and AI now makes those lures faster, cheaper, and far more convincing.