Turn your weakest link into your strongest defense.
Most breaches start with a person, not a firewall. Short, live workshops build the everyday habits that stop phishing, weak passwords, and social engineering — for teams in India and worldwide, and for families facing the scams making headlines right now.
Three short modules, delivered live
Each module is a focused, live workshop — not a slide deck emailed around. Run them individually or as a single half-day program.
Phishing & Social Engineering
Recognizing phishing emails, pretexting calls, and manipulation tactics before they lead to a click.
Password & Access Hygiene
Password managers, multi-factor authentication, and safe handling of shared logins and devices.
Incident Reporting Habits
What to do in the first five minutes after a suspicious email, lost device, or possible compromise.
Free awareness for Indian families
Beyond the workplace, we run public sessions on the scams actually hitting Indian households right now — starting with the fraud worrying families most.
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"Digital arrest" isn't real — but the losses are
Callers posing as police, CBI, ED, or RBI officials tell victims — overwhelmingly senior citizens — that they're under investigation and must stay on a video call while "proving their innocence" by transferring money. India's Supreme Court took note of the trend in October 2025 after a 73-year-old woman lost over ₹1 crore to a fraud built on a forged court order. There is no provision in Indian law for an arrest to happen over a phone or video call, and a genuine investigating officer never asks for money this way.
- Hang up — a real investigation is never conducted over a call
- Never transfer money to "prove innocence" or unfreeze an account
- Call 1930 (National Cyber Crime Helpline) immediately — fast reporting can help freeze stolen funds
- Report at cybercrime.gov.in and tell a family member before doing anything else
Digital Arrest Scams
How the "digital arrest" fraud works, why senior citizens are targeted, and the exact steps to take if a call starts this way.
UPI & Payment Fraud
Fake payment requests, QR-code scams, and "refund" calls that trick people into approving the wrong UPI transaction.
Fake KYC & SIM-Swap Calls
Calls and messages posing as your bank or telecom provider to steal OTPs, re-issue your SIM, or freeze your account.
The numbers behind the training
Awareness training is the cheapest control that also has the highest leverage — most incidents start at the human layer, not the network layer.
Phishing is still the top entry point
Email remains the most common way attackers get an initial foothold — a habit-level fix, not just a technical one.
One reported email can stop an incident
Fast, confident reporting from any employee is often what turns a near-miss into a non-event.
How sessions run
Built for teams that don't have a day to spare — sessions are short, live, and scheduled around your calendar.
Short, live sessions
45–90 minutes per module, run individually or back to back as a half-day program.
Online or onsite
Delivered remotely for distributed teams, or in person for a single office location.
Attendance tracking
A completion record for every participant, useful for internal compliance and audit needs.