Cyber and Information Security Training

Most security incidents start with a person, not a piece of technology: a convincing email, a rushed payment, a shared password, a file sent to the wrong place. Good training changes those everyday decisions.

Our sessions are built around the role. A finance assistant, a marketing manager and a director face different threats and make different decisions, so they need different training. Everything can be delivered remotely or in person, in plain English, with practical actions people can use the same day.

Staff awareness

For everyone in the organisation.

  • Recognising phishing, smishing and phone scams
  • Passwords, passkeys and multi-factor authentication
  • Handling information safely: email, sharing links, cloud storage and printing
  • Working securely from home and on the move
  • Safe use of AI tools at work
  • What to report, how, and why it matters

Managers and business owners

Understand cyber and information risk as a business risk.

  • What information your business holds and why attackers want it
  • How a cyber incident affects cash flow, contracts, customers and reputation
  • Your legal and regulatory responsibilities for personal data
  • Supplier and third-party risk
  • Setting priorities and asking the right questions of IT
  • Leading the response when something goes wrong

IT teams and MSPs

Turn good intentions into secure everyday practice.

  • Current attack techniques and how they get in
  • Identity, privileged access and admin account hygiene
  • Patch and vulnerability management that keeps pace
  • Logging, detection and incident handling basics
  • Your responsibilities when you manage other people’s systems

Marketing teams

Protect the brand, the accounts and the data.

  • Securing social media, CMS and marketing platform accounts
  • Spotting brand impersonation and fake accounts
  • Customer data, consent and third-party marketing tools
  • Phishing and deepfakes that target marketing teams

HR and people teams

Secure the people processes attackers target.

  • Joiners, movers and leavers: granting and removing access properly
  • Payroll diversion and fake supplier fraud
  • Recruitment scams and malicious CVs
  • Handling employee personal data safely
  • Building a reporting culture, not a blame culture

How it works

  • Live sessions, remote or in person, of 60 to 120 minutes, tailored to your organisation
  • Tabletop exercises: walk your leadership team through a realistic incident
  • Workshops for IT teams and MSPs
  • Follow-up pack: slides, a one-page checklist and attendance records

Why Baigent’s

  • Over 20 years of IT industry experience, working with UK SMEs every day
  • Real-world examples, not generic slides
  • Plain English, practical actions, no fear-mongering

Book a training session or 📧 contact us to discuss what your team needs.