Payment requests and impersonation.
See how a familiar name, urgent tone, or changed bank detail can move money to an attacker. Practice checking through a known channel before sending money.
Security awareness training
Praeven builds security awareness around the requests your people actually face. Live briefings and workshops teach them to recognize the approach, verify independently, and report early.
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Live sessions show how an approach becomes believable, ask what your team would verify, and make reporting part of the response.
See how a familiar name, urgent tone, or changed bank detail can move money to an attacker. Practice checking through a known channel before sending money.
Look at the clues attackers use, what a suspicious sign-in or MFA prompt can mean, and when to report it.
A click is not a verdict. People learn what to report, how to do it quickly, and what they should hear back from security.
The method
Praeven shows the attacker's setup before asking people to memorize a rule. When your team sees how a request is built, verification and early reporting make sense.
See how an attacker researches a person or business and turns ordinary details into a believable approach.
Real cases show where a team could interrupt the path before an attacker gets what they want.
No gotcha simulations and no public shaming. The goal is a workforce that reports early because it feels safe to.
The habits taught are designed to help prevent business email compromise and help learners protect their families, finances, and identities.
Self-paced training
The planned 11-module series will build on Praeven's live training, from attacker reconnaissance and impersonation to account security and early reporting.
Praeven delivers live briefings and workshops today. Give your team a chance to practice the decisions they face now.
Explore live sessionsWhat people take away
Recognize the setup before a request asks for credentials, money, or access.
Check through a known channel, even when the name, voice, or number looks familiar.
Report the strange prompt, message, request, or mistake while the details are fresh.
Use the same habits to protect accounts, finances, and family at home.
Live training
Start with a free 30-minute security briefing for owners, managers, and their teams. See how impersonation and phishing work, what AI adds to the approach, and how to verify and report a suspicious request.
Available remotely or locally in person.
Explore the free briefingA briefing shows how the attack works. A workshop gives your team time to work through what they would verify and report.
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