WinTech Security Training
Cybersecurity training your people will understand and use.
Help employees recognise threats, protect company information and know what to do when something looks wrong. Leaders and specialist teams receive training built around the decisions they are responsible for.
Training at a glance
Audience
Staff, leaders, boards and specialist teams
Delivery
On-site and live virtual
Formats
Briefings, workshops and tabletop exercises
Languages
English and French
Content
Tailored to your policies, risks and industry
What changes after the training
Give your team the confidence to make safer decisions.
The goal is simple: people should leave knowing what to look for, what action to take and where to get help. We use realistic situations and clear language so the learning makes sense beyond the training room.
- Recognise phishing, impersonation and social engineering before acting
- Handle company, customer and personal information more safely
- Use email, devices, passwords and collaboration tools with better judgement
- Report suspicious activity quickly through the right internal channel
Training options
The right training for each part of your organisation.
Start with one audience or combine several options into an organisation-wide programme. We adapt the examples, depth and exercises to the people in the room.

Workforce awareness
Practical training for the everyday choices employees make with email, data, passwords, devices and collaboration tools.
Best for
All staff, people who handle sensitive information, and frontline or customer-facing teams.
Your team learns
How to recognise common threats, protect information and report concerns without hesitation.

Executive and board training
Business-focused sessions that help leaders understand their accountability and make sound decisions before and during a cyber incident.
Best for
Boards, executive teams, senior leaders and risk committees.
Your leaders learn
Directors strengthen oversight and challenge management reporting. Executives practise prioritisation, escalation and business decisions during an incident.

Specialist and regulatory training
Focused workshops for the people responsible for security controls, risk, privacy, compliance and regulatory evidence.
Best for
IT, security, risk, privacy, compliance and operational teams.
Your specialists learn
How to apply requirements such as ISO/IEC 27001 or Part-IS in practical day-to-day work.

Exercises and continuous awareness
Realistic practice and regular reinforcement that keep security visible after a single training session ends.
Best for
Organisations building annual awareness or incident readiness programmes.
Your teams practise
How to recognise, report and coordinate a response through tabletop exercises and scenario-based sessions.
Why WinTech Security
Training shaped by real security work.
The people leading your sessions also advise executives, build security programmes, support regulated organisations and prepare teams for audits and incidents. That practical experience makes the training relevant and credible.
Practitioner-led
Questions are answered by professionals who work with real governance, risk and incident challenges.
Built for the audience
Employees receive clear guidance. Leaders discuss business decisions. Specialists work through the required detail.
English and French
Live delivery can support bilingual organisations and teams working across several locations.
Useful after the session
Your organisation can retain materials, attendance, knowledge checks and improvement recommendations.
What your company receives
Support before, during and after the session.
Choose the support your organisation needs, from planning and delivery to participation evidence and recommendations. The proposal confirms the deliverables included in your engagement.
Before
Training plan
A clear plan for the audiences, topics, format, schedule and learning goals.
Tailored materials
Examples, scenarios and guidance adapted to your policies, risks and terminology.
During
Expert facilitation
Engaging delivery that gives participants room to ask questions and apply the learning.
Knowledge checks
Questions, exercises or scenarios that show whether the important points were understood.
After
Participation records
Attendance or completion evidence when the selected format supports it.
Results and next steps
A concise summary of feedback, observations and recommended improvements.
Tabletop exercises and simulations
Practise the difficult decisions before the pressure is real.
A facilitator guides your leaders or response team through a realistic cyber incident. Participants discuss what they would do, who must be involved and how the organisation would keep operating and communicating.
- A scenario tailored to your business and industry
- Clear roles, escalation paths and decision points
- A structured debrief that identifies gaps without blame
- A practical action summary for improving readiness
In their own words
What participants took away.
“Readiness is built in advance”
“That leadership must engage continually and constructively on risk appetite and investment decisions.”
“Early engagement in identifying risks and preparing response plans”
Leaders' answers when asked for the single most useful point from a cyber risk session. Anonymous post-session survey.
FAQ
WinTech Security Training
Every engagement starts with a conversation about your people, risks and desired outcome.
Yes. We can adapt terminology, scenarios, reporting routes, regulatory context and practical examples to your organisation. The level of tailoring depends on the scope and audience.
Yes. Engagements can range from a focused briefing or workshop to an annual programme combining awareness sessions, campaign kickoffs, tabletop exercises and role-specific sessions.
Yes. Executive and board sessions focus on oversight, accountability, risk decisions, incident leadership and the organisation's regulatory and operating context.
Yes. Depending on the format, we can provide attendance or completion records, knowledge checks, participant feedback and a concise evaluation summary. Each session can also include a certificate of completion, which confirms participation and is not a professional certification.
Yes. Training can be delivered in English or French. Bilingual programme requirements can be discussed during scoping.
Prepare your people before an incident tests them.
Tell us who you need to train, the decisions they make and the requirements you face. We will propose a focused programme that fits.