Mathisi · Security Awareness

Training library

Narrated modules at three levels, each closing with a short quiz, plus documentaries and debriefs of real security events. Inside PCS, every completion is recorded against the person who took it.

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Introduction

For every employee at onboarding: the everyday threats, the words for them, and the habits that stop most incidents before they start.

12 modules

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Intermediate

For staff with more access, such as account managers, finance and HR, tuned to the attacks aimed at their daily work.

12 modules

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Advanced

For IT leads, administrators and the people who handle incidents: how attackers work at depth, and what to do in the first hour.

12 modules

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Documentaries

Narrated, chaptered stories of real cases, told the way a good documentary would tell them. Each chapter ends with one key takeaway your staff can remember.

3 documentaries · 6 chapters each

How It Worked: The Silk Road. Six chapter panels, from the idea in 2011 to the legacy, with chapter 4, Following the Clues, highlighted and the investigation console below.

How It Worked: The Silk Road

In less than three years, one anonymous website changed the course of cybercrime. This documentary follows it from the first idea to the arrest, and shows how investigators pieced together blockchain records, server logs, emails and login times to find the person behind it.

  1. The idea
  2. Building an underground economy
  3. The world notices
  4. Following the clues
  5. The marketplace falls
  6. The legacy

The lesson: every digital action leaves evidence. About 6½ minutes.

Watch the documentary
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How it works

Short narrated explainers on how attacks and investigations actually run, step by step.

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Real security events

Debriefs of real breaches: what happened, how it was noticed, what it cost, and what would have changed the outcome.

11 case studies

Clients take these modules inside PCS, where each completion is dated, recorded against the employee, and counted toward the training requirement in every framework that asks for it.

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