Does your organization provide comprehensive security awareness training that covers social engineering recognition, attack reporting procedures, acceptable use policies, and basic cyber hygiene practices?

Security awareness training is essential for creating a human firewall against common attacks like phishing, vishing, and pretexting. Employees should be trained to identify suspicious emails, messages, or calls, know how to report security incidents, understand acceptable use of company resources, and perform basic security practices such as using strong passwords, enabling multi-factor authentication, and keeping software updated. Evidence of fulfillment could include training materials, attendance records, completion certificates, training schedules, post-training assessment results, or screenshots of the learning management system showing security awareness modules and completion rates.