The “Axitea Academy” is born for more accurate security training

Today, with WFH and the use of unsafe networks, it is even more important to train employees on cyber dangers.
Axitea launches the “Axitea Academy”, a training program, also available in e-learning mode, to promote awareness of security issues at all levels.

The objective of this program is to provide companies with a series of useful tools to protect organizations and their employees, promoting security awareness and consequently making their business safer and more efficient.

In line with Axitea’s global capacity to treat physical and cyber security topics effectively, the goal of Axitea Academy is to become a point of reference for Italian companies, on topics ranging from education and training to individual risk perception, and with the world of small and medium Italian companies and their specific security and training needs as its main target.

“Today, any organization needs to deal with a range of asset or employee-related security issues, directly or indirectly. Some aspects, such as physical security, are regulated by law, but all of them can have an impact on business activities,” explains Andrea Lambiase, Head of Axitea’s Management Consulting. “This is exactly why we created the Academy, to offer all our customers an overview of corporate security, through a particularly rich and articulated set of tools.”

In order to meet the different needs, the training courses will be delivered through two different modes:

• CLASSROOM – In the classroom with a dedicated professional tutor. This is a specially packaged course to meet the customer’s needs. Lessons can be held, as required, at the customer’s premises or in Axitea’s training room.
• E-LEARNING: through a specific online platform, with a multimedia path including different kinds of resources. The user-friendly and engaging interface is compatible with all devices (PC, tablet, smartphone).
  On request, customized simulation of phishing attacks can be carried out, to test an organization’s awareness of potential Social Engineering events that could create the conditions for a ransomware or impersonation attack.