253 training topics
From suspicious emails to Windows, social media and AI. Practical security for the tools your people actually use.
Vigil · Security awareness training
Your workforce.
Your strongest
defence.
Help your people recognise everyday threats. Assign practical security lessons, test understanding with quizzes and track progress across your organisation.
For security leaders, managers and every employee.
VigilIllustrative example
Organisation progress
84%of assignments completed
253
Training topics
42
Quizzes passed in this example
Team assignments
Spot a phishing email
Finance
Passwords and MFA
Operations
Understanding, tested
Every training ends with a scored quiz. Real-world scenarios help people turn a lesson into a better decision.
Your teams. Your control.
Assign relevant training to a person, team, department or your whole company. Set a due date and give managers visibility.
Progress you can see
See who has completed training, who is still learning and who needs a follow-up. Keep completion records in one place.
From awareness to action
Less chasing.
More confident decisions.
Security training shouldn’t end with a watched video. Give people something useful to learn—and give their managers a clear view of what happens next.
01
Assign what matters
Choose a topic, select people or teams, and set a due date. Match training to the work they do.
02
Learn. Practise. Answer.
Employees work through short lessons and realistic scenarios, then answer quiz questions to test their understanding.
03
See the follow-through
Review completion and scores. Managers follow their teams; administrators keep the organisation-wide view.
The training library
Everyday threats.
Work-ready knowledge.
253 topics covering the inbox, the work computer and life online. Choose the right lessons for your people—not the same checklist for everyone.
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Spot a phishing email
Recognize urgency, odd senders, unexpected links and attachment pressure.
12 minQuiz included
Links, attachments, and QR codes
Check before you open — and treat an unexpected QR code like a link.
10 minQuiz included
Report a suspicious message
Use the company report path and don't forward attacks widely.
8 minQuiz included
Business email compromise for everyone
Verify payment and bank-detail changes out of band.
12 minQuiz included
Passwords and multi-factor authentication
Unique passwords, MFA on, never share codes.
12 minQuiz included
Ransomware and unsafe downloads
Don't run unexpected files; report and disconnect if policy says so.
10 minQuiz included
Built around your organisation
One programme.
The right view for everyone.
Bring training into your existing team structure. Keep responsibilities clear without giving everyone access to everything.
Create your organisationAdministrators
Manage people, departments, teams and assignments. View organisation-wide completion and export the admin audit log.
Managers
Follow the people in their teams. Assign training where permitted and identify overdue assignments.
Employees
See assigned training and due dates, pick up where they left off, and review completed lessons and quiz scores.
A few things
worth knowing.
Does every training include a quiz?
Yes. Every training ends with a scored quiz. Lessons include scenarios to help employees apply what they learn. Completion is recorded when the required pass mark is reached.
What subjects does Vigil cover?
The catalog includes email and phishing, passwords and MFA, Microsoft 365 and Teams, Google Workspace, Windows, macOS, Linux, mobile devices, Facebook and other social platforms, data privacy, cloud and AI, remote work, and role-specific security.
Can different teams receive different training?
Yes. Administrators can assign training to individuals, teams, departments or the whole organisation. Managers can assign to their own teams when given permission.
How do we get started?
Create an account, confirm your email and set up your organisation. Add your departments and teams, invite colleagues and assign the first training. New topics are prepared and saved the first time they are opened.
Make security part of the working day
Start with your people.
Practical training. Tested understanding. Visible progress.