Cybersecurity Awareness

Specialized Trainings for Risk Prevention

How does it work?

The cybersecurity culture service consists of educational actions and personalized campaigns, applied continuously and adapted to the reality of each organization. The main activities include:

How does it work?

The cybersecurity culture service consists of educational actions and personalized campaigns, applied continuously and adapted to the reality of each organization. The main activities include:

behavior change as a defense strategy

More than just teaching rules, the service works to transform the mentality of employees. Through continuous and personalized actions, it promotes a proactive safety culture at all levels of the organization.

realistic simulations to measure human vulnerabilities

Phishing and social engineering campaigns simulate real attacks to assess how users react. The results make it possible to adjust training and reinforce weak points with surgical precision.

content accessible to all profiles

Dynamic training, short videos, quizzes and interactions make learning lighter, more effective and more in line with employees’ routines – even for those who are unfamiliar with the subject.

active engagement with multichannel campaigns

Information security becomes part of internal communication with recurring campaigns via emails, posters, newsletters and events. This keeps the topic alive and relevant in everyday corporate life.

continuous monitoring of cultural maturity

Engagement indicators and visual dashboards show the evolution of the level of awareness. The strategy is adjusted in real time to maintain effectiveness.

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reducing the human factor as a gateway

By raising the level of attention and preparation of employees, the company significantly reduces the risks of attacks based on social engineering, accidental leaks and malicious clicks.

adherence to compliance and auditing requirements

Awareness-raising actions and training records help to meet the requirements of the LGPD, ISO 27001, GDPR and other standards. The organization now demonstrates governance over user behavior.

integration between critical areas and the security team

Workshops, conversation circles and specific materials for sensitive sectors – such as legal, finance, HR and IT – promote collaboration and make security a shared commitment.

Questions and answers

What is the difference between this service and a simple safety course?

One-off courses often have a fleeting effect. The cybersecurity culture service is continuous, adaptive and data-driven, with real simulations, recurring communication and multi-format actions. The aim is to internalize safe behaviours in the daily lives of employees, making them an active part of the company’s defence.

Is it possible to tailor actions to specific sectors of the company?

Yes. The approach can be segmented by area and by risk profile, with personalized content for critical sectors such as legal, finance, IT and HR. This increases the effectiveness of communication and ensures that employees receive guidance in line with their activities and exposure.

How does this service help to reduce incidents?

By promoting a culture of vigilance and individual accountability, the service drastically reduces the number of unsafe behaviors – such as phishing clicks, improper data sharing and access negligence. This significantly reduces the attack surface and strengthens the first line of defense: people.

Does the service include practical tests such as phishing, smishing and other simulated attacks?

Yes. The cybersecurity culture service includes practical simulations of social engineering attacks, adapted to the reality of the organization. Among the tests applied are:

Phishing (fraudulent e-mail): sending simulated messages with malicious links or attachments, to assess employee behavior in the face of realistic fraud attempts.

Smishing (malicious SMS): text messages with social engineering, which test the user’s attention outside the corporate environment.

Vishing(voice phishing): simulated calls with attempts to collect sensitive information.

Baiting/ Malicious media: sending files or devices simulating infected media (such as USB sticks or PDFs).

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AI Applied to Cybersecurity

Threat Intelligence Database

Network Detection & Response (NDR)

Security Event Management (SIEM) and XDR

Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR)

Network Packet Broker

Real-Time Analytics for IT (aaNPM)

Monitoring, Detection and Response

Proactive Investigation of Stealth Threats

Evidence Preservation and Analysis

Public Info Analysis to Predict Risks

Specialized Trainings for Risk Prevention

Finding Flaws Before Exploitation

Security Evaluation via Attack Simulation

Automated Simulations of Real Attacks

Monitoring and Analysis of IT Operations

Cybersecurity Awareness

Specialized Trainings for Risk Prevention

How does it work?

How does it work?

behavior change as a defense strategy

realistic simulations to measure human vulnerabilities

content accessible to all profiles

active engagement with multichannel campaigns

continuous monitoring of cultural maturity

Morebenefits

reducing the human factor as a gateway

adherence to compliance and auditing requirements

integration between critical areas and the security team

Questions and answers

Do you want expert supportto identify and eliminate cyber threats?

More
benefits

Do you want expert support
to identify and eliminate cyber threats?