Security Awareness Training
Your firewall can't stop
a convincing email.
Most incidents start with a person, not a port. We train your team to spot the tricks, and test them with simulated phishing so the training actually sticks.
The inbox is where
defenses get tested.
Attackers don't need to beat your technology if they can convince one person on a busy Tuesday. Training is the control that covers that gap.
- 01
Phishing is the front door.Fake invoices, urgent wire requests, look-alike login pages, the everyday attacks are aimed at people, and people can learn to catch them.
- 02
One-time training fades.The annual slideshow is forgotten by February. Short, regular lessons keep judgment sharp all year.
- 03
Simulation shows the truth.Simulated phishing reveals who would have clicked, so coaching goes where it's needed, before a real attacker finds out first.
- 04
Culture beats blame.People who feel safe reporting a suspicious email, or a mistake, give you minutes of warning instead of weeks of silence.
What the program includes.
Short, regular, measured, and built for real workdays.
Ongoing training curriculum
Short monthly lessons on current tricks, minutes at a time, not an annual afternoon lost to slides.
Simulated phishing campaigns
Realistic test emails on a steady cadence, a click becomes a teaching moment instead of an incident.
Progress reporting
Click rates and reporting rates tracked over time, proof the needle is moving, shown to leadership plainly.
New-hire onboarding
Every new employee trained in week one, because attackers love a name that just appeared on LinkedIn.
Role-based modules
Finance drilled on wire fraud, executives on impersonation, admins on credential attacks, risk-matched, not one-size.
Compliance-ready records
Completion and testing documented automatically, ready for insurers, auditors and client questionnaires.
Your strongest layer
is a trained one.
The outcome is a team that pauses at the right moments, reports what looks wrong, and gives you warning instead of cleanup.
- Click rates that fall and reporting rates that rise
- New hires covered from week one
- High-risk roles trained for their specific threats
- Records ready for any questionnaire
- A culture where reporting beats hiding
Ready to talk it through? Book time with our team.
Train the layer
attackers actually target.
Thirty minutes on your team, your risk and what a year of training looks like. No pitch deck, no obligation.
- Based in Freehold, NJ, serving clients across the U.S. since 2008
- 24/7 coverage from our team in Freehold, New Jersey
- Certified Microsoft Solutions Partner, no hidden fees
“As a staffing industry leader in business for 50+ years, it is imperative that our systems operate efficiently at all times. When issues do occur, BluePrint resolves them quickly and on the first attempt.”
FAQ
Questions we hear first.
What does managed IT cost?
Managed IT starts at $150 per user per month and includes the 24/7 help desk, monitoring and maintenance, cybersecurity, backups, Microsoft 365 support and vCIO strategy. Projects are scoped and quoted flat-rate before any work begins, no hidden fees.
How fast do you respond when something breaks?
Our help desk answers 24/7 from our team in Freehold, NJ, not an outsourced queue, with a response within 10 minutes, any hour. Most issues are resolved the same day unless the problem is genuinely complex.
We already have an IT person. Can you work alongside them?
Yes. Our co-managed IT model backs up your internal team with after-hours coverage, escalation support, security tooling and project help, you decide what stays in-house and what we take on.
Where are you located, and who do you serve?
We are headquartered at 330 Mounts Corner Drive #309 in Freehold, NJ, serving businesses across Monmouth, Middlesex and Ocean County onsite, and clients across the United States remotely, since 2008.
How do we get started?
Book a free 30-minute strategy session with our CEO, Sanjay Khosla. We talk through your business, your systems and your goals, then put a written quote in front of you. No pitch deck, no obligation.