Cyber security training for employees
Cyber security training for staff who are not trying to become cyber security people.
RiskSense is employee cyber training: realistic phishing practice, short coaching, and reporting your business can understand. It is not a certification course. Nobody is leaving with a badge for firewall administration. That is fine.
Most employees do not need deep cyber theory.
They need to know what to do when an invoice feels urgent, a login page looks almost right, or a supplier asks for something out of process. That is where most human-risk incidents begin.
RiskSense keeps the training practical. Staff see realistic phishing, learn from the specific mistake, and move on. No lectures about obscure attack chains. No pretending everyone in payroll wants to become a SOC analyst.
This is the employee-training lane, not the certification lane.
Practical training should still be serious.
Casual does not mean fluffy. RiskSense tracks delivery, clicks, reporting, coaching and completion so you can show progress to management, insurers and auditors. The tone is lighter because people learn better when they are not being bored into submission.
Common questions.
Is this cyber security training for IT professionals?
No. RiskSense is for employee cyber security training: phishing, social engineering, safe reporting habits and short coaching. If someone is looking for CISSP, Security+, Network+ or a career bootcamp, that is a different category.
Can non-technical staff use it?
Yes. That is the point. The training is written for real staff doing real work, not for security engineers. Glitch explains the risk in plain English and keeps lessons short.
Do we need Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace?
For the full 30-day product trial with live phishing simulations, yes. For the free training-only path, no tenant connection is required.
Start with the full product trial.
Connect Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and see live phishing, Glitch coaching and reporting. No credit card.