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Security awareness training

Would your team spot a fake invoice? Practical training that helps everyone pause before clicking.

  • People click links in emails
  • You've received fake invoices
  • Nobody is sure who
  • New staff have never been

Filters catch a lot, but the scam that gets through is usually a convincing email: a fake invoice, a changed bank account or a "quick favour" from the boss. We run practical training that shows you and your staff what these look like in real life, and what to do when something feels off.

Office administrator pausing sceptically before clicking a link in an email

Get help with Security awareness training

Tell us these when you get in touch, and we can start on the right fix straight away:

  1. What you'd like to protect, or what's happenedFor example, a strange login alert or email
  2. How many people and devicesA rough number is fine
  3. Your email set-upMicrosoft 365, Google Workspace or another provider
  • Same-day or next-day, where available
  • Onsite across Perth, or remote
  • No lock-in contract
  • Business and home IT
Common problems

Would anyone notice before clicking?

  • People click links in emails without checking the sender
  • You've received fake invoices or "change of bank details" emails
  • Nobody is sure who to tell when an email looks wrong
  • New staff have never been shown what scams look like
  • Your insurer or a client has asked about security training

Want fewer scam emails reaching inboxes in the first place? See Spam & junk email filtering.

How we fix it

How we run security training

  1. Find out what you face

    The kinds of scam emails and calls your business receives.

  2. Plan practical sessions

    Real examples relevant to your business, not generic slides.

  3. Run the training

    Onsite or remote, one-on-one or in small groups.

  4. Agree what to do

    A simple process: who to tell, and how to check a request before acting on it.

  5. Follow up

    Time for questions once people have spotted suspicious emails in real life.

How it works

From brief to done, in three steps

  1. Tell us what needs to change

    Book online or call. Tell us how many people and mailboxes are involved, and what you want to achieve.

  2. We confirm the plan and scope

    Before work starts, we confirm what's included, the order of work and any interruption to email.

  3. We complete the work

    Onsite or remotely, scheduled to keep disruption to your business low.

What you get

What you get

  • Practical training built around real scams
  • Sessions onsite or remote, one-on-one or small groups
  • A simple process for reporting and checking suspicious requests
  • Time for questions after the training
Why PCE

Why Perth businesses call PCE

No lock-in

Book a technician when you need one. No ongoing managed-services contract required.

Onsite or remote

We choose the route that gets you working again, and come onsite when it's needed.

Plain-English notes after every job

You'll know what was wrong, what we changed and what to watch for.

Scope confirmed before we start

You'll know what's included and when the work happens before anything changes.

Questions

Security training answered

Do you send fake phishing emails to test staff?+

No. We focus on practical training and clear processes, without testing staff with fake emails.

How long are the sessions?+

Short and practical. We'll suggest a length when we plan them with you.

How often should we train?+

At least once a year, and whenever someone new joins.

Is this suitable for a very small team?+

Yes. Sessions work for owner-operators and small teams alike.

Service area

We cover most of Perth

Onsite across most of the Perth metro area, and remote help anywhere in Perth.

  • Onsite across most of the Perth metro area
  • Remote help anywhere in Perth
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Help everyone pause before clicking

Book an experienced technician online, or tell us what's happening and we'll recommend the right next step.

Call 08 6559 6485

Phones and technicians: Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm