Your Employees Are Your Biggest Security Risk. Turn Them Into Your Best Defense.
Ongoing security awareness training for businesses with 25–300 employees who know that firewalls and antivirus are not enough when one click can compromise everything.
It Only Takes One Employee Clicking One Bad Link
Your firewall is solid. Your antivirus is up to date. Your passwords meet complexity requirements. And none of that matters when an employee clicks a phishing link in an email that looks exactly like it came from their bank, their boss, or Microsoft. Ninety percent of data breaches involve human error. Attackers know this, which is why they target your people instead of your technology. They send emails that look legitimate, create fake login pages, and exploit urgency and trust. Without training, your employees do not stand a chance against these attacks.
Training That Changes Behavior—Not Just Checks a Box
ACS Security Awareness Training is not a once-a-year video that everyone clicks through without reading. We run an ongoing program of simulated phishing attacks, short interactive training modules, and real-time coaching that actually changes how your employees handle suspicious emails and requests. When someone clicks a simulated phishing email, they get immediate feedback and targeted training. Over time, click rates go down and your security culture goes up. We track everything and report the results to you monthly.
What Our Clients Say
ACS has been a game changer for us. Their response time is fast and they always follow up to make sure things are working.
We never have to worry about IT issues or concerns anymore. ACS is always on top of it.
They keep our data safe and our systems running. We do not have to worry about anything getting hacked or corrupted anymore.
What You Get
Simulated Phishing Campaigns
We send realistic phishing emails to your team on an ongoing basis. This is not a trick—it is the most effective way to train people to recognize and report real attacks.
Interactive Training Modules
Short, engaging lessons that cover phishing, social engineering, password security, and safe browsing. Your team actually remembers this training because it is practical and relevant.
Real-Time Coaching on Failures
When someone clicks a simulated phishing link, they immediately see what they missed and how to spot it next time. Learning happens at the moment it matters most.
Monthly Reporting and Metrics
You get clear reports showing click rates, training completion, and improvement trends. See exactly how your organization’s security awareness is improving over time.
Role-Based Training
Accounting staff face different threats than your front desk. We tailor training content to the specific risks each role encounters so the training is relevant to their daily work.
Compliance Documentation
Many industries and insurance policies require security awareness training. We provide the documentation and reporting you need to prove your employees are being trained.
New Hire Onboarding Training
Every new employee goes through security awareness training before they get access to your systems. Start building good habits from day one instead of hoping they figure it out.
Executive and Management Briefings
Leadership is the number one target for business email compromise. We provide targeted training for executives on the specific attack methods aimed at decision-makers.
Start Building a Security-Aware Culture
Launching a training program takes almost no effort from your team. We handle everything.
Step 1. Baseline Assessment
We run a baseline phishing simulation to see where your organization stands. This gives us a clear starting point and shows you exactly how vulnerable your team is today.
Step 2. Launch the Training Program
We roll out ongoing phishing simulations and training modules customized to your team. Employees get enrolled automatically—no IT effort required.
Step 3. Track Progress and Improve
Monthly reports show you the improvement. Click rates drop, reporting rates go up, and your team becomes the security asset they should be instead of the liability they were.