JCPIT’s staff training is for businesses that want useful security habits, not another annual slideshow. Short lessons, realistic phishing simulations and immediate coaching help staff make safer decisions. JCPIT manages enrolment and follow-up.
Source: Huntress Managed Security Awareness Training documentation and OAIC Notifiable Data Breaches reporting.
Scams change faster than annual training
The OAIC’s breach reporting keeps showing human error as part of many real incidents. That is why practical training matters.
The training is informed by threats seen in real environments. Staff receive regular, manageable learning rather than a large course they forget by the following week.
How training works
- Short episodes — practical stories cover phishing, passwords, MFA, social engineering, data handling and newer attack methods
- Regular delivery — smaller lessons keep security visible without taking staff away from their work for long periods
- Knowledge checks — simple questions reinforce the point of each lesson
- Managed administration — JCPIT handles enrolment, scheduling and reporting so the program keeps running
Managed phishing simulations
Security specialists design and schedule realistic phishing simulations based on current attack methods. The goal is not to embarrass staff. It is to build the habit of checking an unusual request before clicking, signing in or changing a payment.
- Current scenarios — simulations reflect the kinds of credential theft and business email compromise seen in the wild
- Immediate coaching — a staff member who clicks receives guidance while the warning signs are still fresh
- Useful reporting — JCPIT can see click, report and repeat-risk trends without publicly singling people out
Technology behind the service
Huntress creates and operates the training platform and phishing program. JCPIT makes sure the right people are enrolled, reviews the results and helps managers address recurring risk without blame or theatre.
What you get
- Ongoing security awareness episodes
- Managed phishing simulation campaigns
- New-starter enrolment managed by JCPIT
- Knowledge checks and immediate coaching
- Click and report-rate trends
- Plain-English management reporting
Frequently asked questions
Because scams target people, not just systems. Training helps staff recognise phishing, impersonation, and unsafe links before they become incidents.
Staff receive short lessons and realistic phishing simulations on a regular schedule. JCPIT manages enrolment and reporting.
They receive immediate coaching on the warning signs they missed. The aim is to improve the next decision, not catch someone out.
Campaigns can be organised around roles and risk. JCPIT confirms the available options and keeps the program practical for your team.