PHISHING AWARENESS TRAINING FOR STAFFBetter instincts. Safer decisions.
Practical email-security training that helps your people recognise suspicious messages and know what to do next.
WHAT IT COSTS
£60 once, for one person, with no VAT to add
- All 6 modules and 36 lessons
- An assessment for each module, and a final assessment
- A certificate with a reference an employer can check
- Access for as long as your account exists, with new and updated lessons for twelve months
One payment with no VAT to add, no subscription. Access starts as soon as payment is confirmed. If the training is faulty or not as described, your rights to a repair or refund are not affected. Terms
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Six courses, one habit at the heart of each.
36 lessons of no more than 12 minutes each, built around doing rather than reading.
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Phishing fundamentals
Start here. The one question that catches most scams, and how to check without being fooled.
- Fake delivery notices
- Fake account alerts
- Prize and reward lures
- Scam texts, chats and calls
- Reporting what you see
Lesson one is free
Open Phishing fundamentals -
Protecting your work account
The account is the real target. Learn what your provider does, and the tricks that beat a password and a code.
- Fake Microsoft 365 sign-in pages
- Device code phishing
- Consent phishing
- MFA fatigue prompts
- A hijacked colleague mailbox
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Invoice and payment fraud
Changed bank details and fake invoices, and the one habit that stops them.
- Invoice redirection
- Lookalike supplier domains
- Hijacked invoice threads
- Payroll diversion
- Director and gift card fraud
- The first hour after a bad payment
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QR code phishing
One scan moves the attack onto your phone, away from work protections. Take a route it cannot follow.
- QR codes in PDF attachments
- Stickers on car park machines
- Fake sign-in pages on your phone
- Fake Companies House identity checks
- Fake parking fine notices
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Social engineering
The story is the attack. Learn to hear it being told, on the phone, in a chat or in your inbox.
- Fake IT support calls and Teams chats
- Email bombing
- Help desk impersonation
- Approval numbers a caller reads out to you
- Fake renewal charges with a number to call
- Pretexts built from public information
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Suspicious attachments
The file name is a claim. Learn what actually opens, and how to check a file you were not expecting.
- HTML and SVG attachments
- Password protected archives
- Shortcut and script files
- Fake CAPTCHA and paste-a-command pages
- Files from people you know
See it, decide, understand, practise.
Every lesson works like this: something to find, sort or decide, and the reason behind every answer.
- 01See a realistic situationAn email, a text or a call, the way it would reach you.
- 02Make a decisionFind the warning signs, sort what is safe, or choose what to do.
- 03Understand the cluesEvery answer explains why, the wrong ones included.
- 04Practise againA short check at the end of each lesson, and an assessment for each course.
Progress is saved lesson by lesson, so you can stop after any lesson and come back. Try the whole free lesson
Help your whole team build confidence.
Business Pro includes every course for everyone you add, and the team page is where you decide who does what.
- Assign a course to the people you choose, or to everyone at once.
- See, for each person, whether each course you assigned is done or not yet.
- The organisation threat report names the course that answers what has been reaching your people, and how many have completed it.
- Each person earns their own completion certificate, with a reference an employer can check.
TEAM ADMINISTRATION
Assign training
Protecting your work account covers credential and sign-in lures and permission and account access, which reached your team 21 times in the last 30 days. 4 of 20 people have completed it.
Illustrative dashboard data. The people and figures are invented; the words are the team page's and the report's own.
Understand the email in front of you. Build confidence for the next one.
The lessons teach the same warning signs Jatzo looks for when it checks an email. The first lesson shows a real Jatzo result and asks what you would do with it.
Who can take it, and what they get.
See Business ProWhich plans include training?
Business Pro and Enterprise, for everyone on the plan. Business, Personal and Free do not include it, though anybody can take the first lesson free.
Can individuals access it?
Yes. Somebody learning on their own can buy the whole catalogue once, for £60 a person, with no VAT to add. Checkout for it is not enabled yet.
What does an administrator see?
On the team page, which courses each person has been asked to do and whether each is done or not yet. The organisation threat report adds how many people have completed the course that answers what reached the team.
Are there assessments or completion certificates?
Each lesson ends with a short check, each course has an assessment, and a final assessment draws on every course. Passing earns a completion certificate with a reference an employer can check. It is a record of progress, not an accredited qualification.
How often is the content reviewed?
There is no fixed date. Lessons are revised as the scams they teach change, every completion records the version of the course it was earned on, and a purchase includes new and updated lessons for twelve months.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. The lessons are ordinary web pages and work in the browser on a phone as well as on a computer.
What we do not claim
No course and no email checker can catch every scam. These lessons teach the habit that works when the tells run out: checking a request through a route the sender cannot reach. The completion record and certificate are personal records of progress, not accredited qualifications. A course purchase does not include email checks, and plans below Business Pro do not include training.
For teams, Business Pro gives every person their own access and their own records, and the admin can assign courses and see who has done them.
