Technical briefings · Workshops · Community education

Briefings that show how attacks work.

Case studies, technical demonstrations, and decision exercises for executive, professional, college, and community settings.

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Programs by audience

The right session for your audience and goals.

Business and executive

Current attack methods, fraud patterns, and security decisions for owners, executives, managers, boards, and professional advisers.

  • AI impersonation, payment fraud, and verification controls
  • Business email compromise and executive account protection
  • Building a reporting culture
  • Understanding attack paths and validation
  • Counterintelligence principles for leadership teams
  • Security decision-making during high-pressure events

College and workforce

Cybersecurity careers, professional ethics, assessment methods, counterintelligence principles, attacker decision-making, security operations, and realistic pathways into technical roles.

  • Think Like a Spy: how adversaries build trust and access
  • Insider threat recognition and factual reporting
  • AI impersonation and identity verification
  • What attackers learn before initial access
  • Social engineering tradecraft and elicitation
  • Incident recognition and evidence preservation

Community awareness

Workshops on scam recognition, impersonation, account recovery, safe payments, privacy, family verification plans, and fraud reporting.

  • Scam recognition and urgency
  • AI voice and video impersonation
  • Family verification plans
  • Passwords, multifactor authentication (MFA), and account recovery
  • Safe online payments and privacy settings
  • Helping a family member after account compromise

Available formats

A focused briefing, a workshop, or a series.

30 to 60 minutes

Briefing. Focused presentation with audience questions.

60 to 120 minutes

Workshop. Interactive session with practical examples and guided activities.

Multi-session

Community program. Sequenced sessions covering privacy, scams, fraud, account security, and reporting.

Small group

Executive roundtable centered on business risk and decision-making.

Academic

Classroom presentation aligned to academic or workforce objectives.

Event

Conference breakout session, technical educational content for a defined audience.

Built for the room

Make the lesson fit the decision.

Executives need to decide how a payment change gets verified. Staff need to recognize the request and know where to report it. Praeven builds the session around the decision that matters to that audience.

Briefing or workshop?

A briefing shows how an attack works and what to watch for. A workshop gives the room time to test its response together.

Community education experience

Praeven has delivered a four-session community security and privacy program covering personal security, privacy, fraud, phishing, and practical defensive actions.

Pricing

Security skills for work and life.

Live briefings and workshops built around real cases, demonstrations, and decisions your audience can practice.

Workplace Security Briefing

$750remote · $1,000 for a local in-person session

  • Up to 60 minutes, including Q&A
  • How payment changes, account prompts, and impersonation reach a team
  • What to verify, where to report, and what happens next
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Advanced Security & Counterintelligence

$1,500remote briefing

  • Up to 90 minutes, including Q&A
  • Technical scenarios covering elicitation, impersonation, trust, and access
  • Practical verification and reporting checklist
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Interactive Security Workshop

$1,500remote workshop

  • Up to two hours for up to 25 participants
  • Guided exercises and discussion
  • Action worksheet for applying the lessons
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Incident Tabletop

$2,500per exercise

  • Preparation and a two-hour remote exercise for up to eight participants
  • Facilitated decisions around an incident scenario
  • Written findings and prioritized follow-up actions

A guided exercise for testing decisions before a real incident.

Plan this exercise

For a roundtable, academic session, or event, tell us who is in the room and what they need to decide. View pricing details.

Before we begin

Questions before we get started.

What does the free introductory briefing cover?

The free 30-minute session teaches owners, managers, and team members how impersonation, phishing, and AI can make a request convincing. We use examples to explain what to verify, when to report, and how leaders can encourage the next report. Bring your questions. Sessions are available remotely or locally in person.

Can the session focus on our team's work?

Yes. We build the session around the people in the room and the decisions they face. A finance team can practice payment verification. Managers can work through access requests and reporting. Technical teams can examine the methods behind an attack.

Can you deliver the session remotely or in person?

We offer remote sessions and local in-person briefings. Tell us where your audience will be and the topic you want to cover so we can recommend a format.

How does Everyday Cyber Defense differ from a workplace briefing?

Everyday Cyber Defense focuses on personal scams, privacy, account protection, and helping family members. It is free for religious organizations, community centers, and community programs. The Workplace Security Briefing focuses on the requests and decisions employees face at work, including payments, account access, verification, and reporting.

Bring the lesson to your audience

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Tell us who you want to reach and the decision you want them ready to make.

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