Social Media & Messaging Hygiene
Telegram/WhatsApp/Signal scams, safe Twitter/Discord practices, and how to reduce public exposure without hurting your workflow.
SECURITY AWARENESS TRAINING
Turn security into muscle memory.
Role-tailored drills turn do/don’ts into daily habits — phishing, social, SIM-swap, and browser traps included. Learn from real incidents, then practice the checks: slow down, verify on a second channel, and sign like it matters.
Security isn’t a one-and-done checklist — it’s a habit. Threats evolve weekly, and even seasoned security folks get caught by “old but gold” tactics that still work: well-crafted phishing, social engineering, SIM-swaps, and browser-based tricks. Our awareness training keeps everyone current on what’s changing, what still works for attackers, and how to translate this into daily habits (account hygiene, safer comms, careful signing, and disciplined approvals).
We focus on behaviors, not buzzwords:
concrete do’s/don’ts you can apply the same day.
How our training works?
We teach through real incidents and near-misses from the wild. Attendees analyze what went wrong, how attackers prepared the stage (OSINT, fake interviews, look-alike domains), and what would have stopped it. This “story + debrief + playbook” format keeps people engaged and dramatically improves retention.
We can tailor the content by role — DevOps/SRE, Security, Developers, Finance/Ops, and Protocol/Core crypto teams — so each group gets the high-leverage controls they actually own.
Outcomes you can expect
- Fewer successful phishing and social-engineering incidents.
- Safer developer practices.
- Better MFA posture (more FIDO2, less SMS push fatigue).
- Tighter financial controls and verification rituals.
- Cleaner devices and extensions.
- Safer wallet/signing behavior in crypto-adjacent teams.
What we cover
Our core training modules
Social Engineering & Phishing Deep-Dive
Attacker prep (OSINT, fake HR/journalist outreach), execution (basic→advanced phishing, vishing, deepfakes), and defenses (no-rush rule, second-channel checks, strong 2FA).
Mobile & SIM Risks
Why SIMs are a weak link, limited protections for SIM-swap, when virtual numbers help, and platform-specific iOS/Android guardrails.
Network & Browser Safety
DNS/TLS basics in plain English, Wi-Fi pitfalls, client-side tricks (XSS, clipboard hijacks), and using the browser console safely.
Device & Endpoint Security
Laptop/phone encryption, what to do if lost, OS login MFA, MDM/EDR trade-offs, untrusted apps, and realistic VPN expectations.
Malware Reality Check
Where malware hides (extensions, cracked software, npm/pip cargo-cult installs), what it can do (steal, remote-control, MITM), and how EDR helps—plus when to escalate.
Web3 Essentials
Wallet types, seed storage, signing safety (fake airdrops/tokens/chains), and practical checks before you click “Confirm.”
AI & LLM Safety
How to chat with LLMs securely, avoid data leakage and fabricated “facts,” and understand feedback loops and dataset exposure.
Recommended Tracks by audience
Everyone
- No-rush rule
- Second-channel verification
- FIDO2 over SMS
- Report, don’t hide
Developers
- Extension discipline
- Secrets out of code
- Supply-chain sanity checks
- Secure coding practices
DevOps / SRE
- Break-glass hygiene
- Least privilege in CI/CD
- Clean workstation flows
- Resisting targeted attacks on Linux/MacOS
Security
- Phish/SIM playbooks
- MDM/EDR tuning patterns
- “Tell users like humans”
- Resisting targeted attacks on Linux/MacOS
Finance / Ops
- Web3 Essentials
- Social Engineering & Phishing Deep-Dive
Sales and Marketing
- Social Engineering & Phishing Deep-Dive
- Social Media & Messaging Hygiene
- Malware Reality Check