ASAP: Security Awareness Training
Build stronger, more cyber-aware workforce with an ongoing security awareness program that reduces human risk and supports compliance.
- Reduce the likelihood of successful phishing and social engineering attacks
- Build a workforce that actively identifies and responds to cyber threats
- Track, measure, and improve security awareness with clear reporting
Designed and delivered by ASI for Australian organisations.
Security awareness only works when it changes behaviour and proves it over time.
ASAP is ASI’s security awareness training program designed for Australian organisations that need to reduce human cyber risk without adding complexity or administrative burden.
Too often, security awareness training is delivered as a one-off exercise that checks a box but doesn’t change behvaiour.
ASAP is built as an ongoing managed program, combining regular training, realistic phishing simulations and clear reporting, so organisations can see what’s improving and where to focus next.
What ASAP is and how it works
ASAP is an ongoing security awareness training program that helps organisations reduce human cyber risk through regular education, testing, and visibility.
It brings together training, phishing simulations, and reporting into a single, managed program that supports lasting behaviour change rather than one-off compliance.
Staff receive practical, easy-to-consume training that focuses on everyday security behaviours. Content is delivered online and reinforced regularly to keep awareness relevant as threats evolve.
Realistic phishing simulations are used to test how employees respond to common attack techniques and highlight areas of risk across the organisation.
Clear reporting provides visibility into engagement, risk levels, and trends over time. This includes metrics that help teams understand where awareness is improving and where additional focus is required.
ASAP can be delivered as a fully managed program or supported internally, depending on your team’s capacity and requirements. Optional in-person workshops can be included to support onboarding, address specific risks, or engage leadership teams.
Why organisations run ASAP
ASAP is designed to deliver measurable improvements in security awareness, not just training completion.
Reduced human cyber risk
Reduce exposure to phishing and social engineering by reinforcing secure behaviour and testing it regularly.
Clear visibility of risk
Understand where risk remains by tracking awareness levels and behaviour changes over time.
Lasting behaviour change
Move beyond one-off training with continuous reinforcement that keeps security awareness active.
Confidence in compliance and assurance
Demonstrate that security awareness is being actively managed, with evidence to support reviews and audits.
Compliance-aligned security awareness training
ASAP supports organisations that need to meet Essential Eight, ISO-aligned, and internal security awareness requirements with measurable, ongoing evidence.
- Ongoing training and testing, not one-off completion
- Clear reporting to support audits and reviews
- Evidence of improvement over time
- Complements broader security and risk programs
Start with a clear view of your human cyber risk
Talk to ASI about a practical security awareness training program for Australian organisations, and understand where risk sits today and where to focus next.
Frequently Asked Questions
Security awareness training helps employees recognise and respond to common cyber threats such as phishing, social engineering, and unsafe data handling.
ASAP delivers security awareness training in Australia as an ongoing program that combines training, testing, and reporting to reduce human cyber risk over time.
Most one-off training focuses on completion rather than behaviour change.
ASAP runs continuously, using regular training, phishing simulations, and reporting to reinforce secure behaviour and track improvement over time.
ASAP is designed to run throughout the year. Training and reinforcement are delivered regularly, supported by ongoing phishing simulations, so awareness remains current as threats evolve.
Phishing simulations are controlled, simulated phishing attacks used to test how employees respond to real-world threats.
They help identify risky behaviours and inform where additional training or reinforcement is needed.
Yes. ASAP helps organisations demonstrate that security awareness is being actively managed. Reporting and evidence from the program can support internal reviews, audits, and awareness requirements aligned with frameworks such as Essential Eight and ISO-aligned controls.
ASAP can be delivered as a fully managed program or supported internally, depending on your team’s capacity. ASI can manage training, simulations, reporting, and ongoing refinement, reducing the burden on internal teams.
Yes. Training content, simulations, and delivery options can be aligned to your organisation’s environment, risk profile, and workforce, with optional in-person workshops for targeted reinforcement.
Getting started is straightforward. We typically begin with an initial assessment to understand your environment and establish a baseline, then tailor the program to suit your organisation.
Ready to reduce human cyber risk?
Talk to ASI about a practical way to improve security awareness and reduce phishing risk across your organisation.