Security Awareness Training — Training that changes behaviour, not just completion rates
SIRI Security designs and delivers security awareness training tailored to your actual risk profile and workforce, measured by behaviour change rather than a checkbox completion rate.
Built for how people actually behave under pressure
What does Security Awareness Training involve?
Generic, one-size-fits-all security awareness training is a compliance checkbox that rarely changes behaviour. Effective training is tailored to your organisation's actual risks, delivered in formats people will actually engage with, and measured by outcome.
We design programs around your specific threat landscape and workforce roles, deliver through live sessions, self-paced modules, or a blend, and track engagement and knowledge retention rather than just completion certificates.
SIRI Security delivers Security Awareness Training to this standard directly — practitioner-led, documented, and connected to SIRI Law LLP's legal and regulatory response if a finding ever needs to go further.
What organisations get wrong
Four assumptions that leave the human layer untested
Most human-layer risk isn't a knowledge gap — it's a gap between what people were told and how they behave under pressure.
“Annual training is enough”
A once-a-year session rarely changes behaviour under real pressure — ongoing, scenario-based reinforcement is what actually holds.
“We haven't needed a phishing simulation”
Without a live simulation, an organisation is guessing at its actual click-through rate, not measuring it.
“Security culture is IT's responsibility”
Leadership behaviour sets the tone for security culture far more than a training module — cybersecurity leadership work exists to make that explicit.
“Generic training satisfies our DPDPA obligations”
Training grounded specifically in your organisation's actual data-handling scenarios holds up better than generic, jurisdiction-agnostic content.
What Security Awareness Training covers
What's included, start to finish
Training built around how your people actually work, reinforced with real testing.
Role-based content design
Training tailored to what different roles actually need to know.
Multi-format delivery
Live sessions, self-paced e-learning, or a blended approach based on your workforce.
Real incident case studies
Learning built around real-world (and where relevant, your own sector's) incidents.
Engagement tracking
Completion and comprehension tracked, not just assumed.
Annual program refresh
Content updated each cycle to reflect the current threat landscape.
Evidence, not guesswork
No training vs. annual checkbox training vs. a SIRI human-layer programme
The gap shows up the first time a real phishing attempt lands in an inbox.
| Approach | No training | Annual checkbox training | SIRI Security Awareness Training |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live phishing simulation | No | Rare | Included |
| Scenario-based exercises | No | No | Included |
| DPDPA-specific content | No | Generic only | Grounded in your obligations |
| Leadership-level engagement | No | No | Included |
| Measured improvement over time | No | No | Tracked |
Sources: CERT-In annual incident data; Seqrite 2026 threat report; Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023; RBI (Commercial Banks — Cybersecurity, Technology: Risk, Resilience and Assurance Framework) Directions, 2026. Summarised for comparison.
Numbers every board should know
What human-layer training is actually protecting against
Of malware detections
Are trojans and file infectors (Seqrite 2026), commonly delivered through a human-layer entry point.
Incidents CERT-In handled
In the latest reporting year — a scale where human error remains a leading factor.
CERT-In notification window
Depends on staff recognising and escalating an incident quickly.
Of cloud detections
Trace to misconfiguration and IAM exploitation (DSCI) — often tied to human process gaps.
Why SIRI for Security Awareness Training specifically
Training delivered jointly with the team that handles real incidents
Content is grounded in real legal obligations and real incident response experience, not a generic off-the-shelf course.
Content reviewed by SIRI's data protection legal team
Sneha Iyer, Associate Partner and Head of GRC and Compliance, has delivered ISO 27001, SOC 2, and SEBI CSCRF programmes across the client base this catalogue serves.
Scenarios drawn from real incident response experience
Vikram Rao, SIRI's Head of Cybersecurity, directs offensive security and incident response and leads CERT-In breach containment for enterprise clients.
Findings connected directly to legal exposure
SIRI Security runs under the same roof as SIRI Law LLP — when a finding carries real legal exposure, the engagement can be brought under attorney-client privilege from day one, not bolted on after the fact.
Grounded in India's actual incident and breach data
Training scenarios reference CERT-In's real incident volume and Seqrite's current threat data, not generic international statistics.
Who this is built for
Organisations this human-layer service is built for
How we work
From scoping to ongoing delivery
Needs Assessment
We assess your organisation's current maturity and specific risk areas to tailor the program rather than deliver generic content.
Week 1Program Design
Content and delivery format are designed around your workforce, roles, and the risks most relevant to your industry.
Weeks 2–3Delivery & Engagement
The program is delivered — live, self-paced, or blended — with engagement tracked throughout, not assumed.
Week 4+Measurement & Iteration
We measure outcomes (not just completion) and iterate the program based on what's actually working.
OngoingFrequently asked
Security Awareness Training, answered directly
Do you deliver this in-person or online?
Both — we tailor delivery format to your workforce's location, size, and preference, including hybrid programs.
How do you measure if it's actually working?
Through knowledge assessments, simulated phishing performance over time, and incident trend tracking, not completion rate alone.
How long does a program cycle take?
Initial design and rollout typically take 3 to 6 weeks; most organisations then run this as a recurring annual or quarterly cycle.
Is the content generic or specific to us?
We tailor content to your actual risk profile, industry, and past incidents — generic content is a major reason security training programs fail to change behaviour.
Build a culture that holds under pressure
Scope Security Awareness Training.
Most engagements start with a baseline simulation or assessment before designing the training programme.
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