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Learn more about our Cybersecurity Training service below.
What is Cybersecurity Training?
What is Cybersecurity Training?
Cybersecurity Training helps companies prepare their teams to identify, understand, and respond to real-world security risks.
Our training programs are designed to go beyond theory. We use practical examples, real attack scenarios, incident cases, and technical demonstrations to help teams understand how threats happen in real environments and how to reduce business risk.
Trainer
Trainer
A trainer is an experienced cybersecurity professional with strong practical knowledge and real-world exposure to security incidents and offensive techniques.
Trainers deliver structured sessions using real attack scenarios, practical examples, and clear communication to help participants understand risks, improve behavior, and apply security concepts in their daily activities.
Training Types
Training Types
There are three main types of training, designed to meet different organizational needs, delivery formats, and levels of engagement.
Remote Training
Remote Training
Training sessions delivered online, allowing teams to participate from any location. This format provides flexibility, scalability, and efficient delivery without the need for physical presence.
Presential Training
Presential Training
Training conducted at your company’s location, enabling direct interaction, higher engagement, and customization based on your environment and team dynamics.
Hybrid Training
Hybrid Training
A combination of remote and on-site sessions, allowing organizations to balance flexibility with in-person interaction while maintaining consistent knowledge delivery across teams.
"Attackers don’t need to break systems if they can trick people. Cybersecurity training helps your team identify threats before they turn into real incidents."
"Attackers don’t need to break systems if they can trick people. Cybersecurity training helps your team identify threats before they turn into real incidents."
When to Use Training?
When to Use Training?
Cybersecurity training should be used when your company needs to improve how employees understand, identify, and respond to real-world security risks.
It is especially relevant when there is a risk of phishing, fraud, credential theft, data exposure, or human error impacting security.
This type of service helps strengthen awareness, improve behavior, and prepare your team to recognize and prevent attacks that target people, processes, and everyday operations.
This service is commonly used when targeting roles that handle sensitive information or have elevated access within the organization, such as:
Executives (VIP targets)
IT administrators
Customer support
Consultants
Vendors and suppliers
Finance team
These groups are often primary targets for attackers due to their access level, decision-making authority, or ability to influence critical business operations.
Why Cybersecurity Training Matters
Why Cybersecurity Training Matters
Many security incidents happen because employees, developers, IT teams, and business areas are not fully prepared to recognize risks or respond correctly.
Training helps reduce human error, improve technical awareness, and strengthen the company’s overall security culture.
A well-trained team can identify suspicious behavior, avoid common attack paths, improve secure development practices, and respond faster when something goes wrong.
Who Should Attend?
Who Should Attend?
Our cybersecurity training can be adapted for different audiences inside the company, including:
Employees
IT teams
Developers
Security teams
Help desk teams
Managers and executives
Customer support teams
Business and operations teams
Each training is adjusted according to the audience, technical level, and business objective.
Training Topics
Training Topics
BRZTEC provides training on several cybersecurity topics, including:
Cybersecurity Awareness
Social Engineering Awareness
Phishing Prevention
Secure Development
Web Application Security
API Security
Incident Response
Vulnerability Management
Secure Architecture
Offensive Security Fundamentals
Executive Cybersecurity Awareness
How It Works?
How It Works?
Our cybersecurity training programs are structured, practical, and focused on real-world risks.
1 - Scope Definition
We identify the target audience, technical level, and objectives to ensure the training is aligned with your organization’s needs.
2 - Content Design
We develop tailored training content based on real attack scenarios, common risks, and the specific challenges faced by your company.
3 - Delivery
We conduct training sessions using clear communication, practical examples, and real-world cases to maximize understanding and engagement.
4 - Assessment & Feedback
We evaluate participant understanding, identify knowledge gaps, and provide actionable insights to improve awareness and behavior.
5 - Optional Follow-Up
We can provide additional sessions, continuous training, or reinforcement programs to strengthen long-term security awareness.
Our goal is to prepare your team to recognize threats, make better decisions, and reduce human-related security risks in daily operations.
Training Formats
Training Formats
One-time Training
One-time Training
One-time Training is ideal for organizations that need to address a specific cybersecurity topic, risk, or audience.
This model allows you to deliver focused training sessions within a defined scope, providing practical knowledge, real-world examples, and clear guidance without the need for an ongoing engagement.
Continuous Training
Continuous Training
Continuous Training is designed for organizations that require ongoing cybersecurity education and awareness over time.
This model allows your company to continuously train employees through recurring sessions, helping reinforce knowledge, improve behavior, and adapt to evolving threats as new attack techniques emerge.
White Label Training
White Label Training
White Label Training allows partners to deliver high-quality cybersecurity training under their own brand, while leveraging BRZTEC’s expertise behind the scenes.
We operate as a trusted extension of your team, delivering structured training sessions with professionalism and discretion, ensuring consistent quality and effective knowledge transfer without exposing the underlying partnership.
Why BRZTEC?
Why BRZTEC?
BRZTEC delivers cybersecurity training based on practical experience, real attack scenarios, and lessons learned from offensive security projects and incident analysis.
Our goal is not only to explain security concepts, but to help teams understand how attacks happen, why vulnerabilities matter, and how to make better decisions in daily operations.
Why We're Different?
Why We're Different?
Real-world cybersecurity experience
Practical examples instead of generic theory
Offensive security mindset
Training adapted to each audience
Experience with financial institutions and enterprise environments
Technical and executive-level communication
White-label training for partners and consultancies
Standard Training vs Practical Training
Standard Training vs Practical Training
Standard cybersecurity training often relies on generic content and theoretical concepts, while practical training focuses on real-world scenarios and hands-on learning.
Practical training is designed to reflect how attacks actually happen, helping participants understand risks in a realistic context and apply the knowledge in their daily activities.
Our Methodology
Our Methodology
Our cybersecurity training programs are aligned with recognized frameworks such as National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), focusing on practical learning, real-world scenarios, and measurable improvement in security awareness.
We emphasize behavior change, risk reduction, and actionable guidance to help organizations strengthen their resilience against modern cybersecurity threats.
Global Methodologies
Global Methodologies
NIST TN 2276
MITRE ATT&CK (T1566, T1566, T1656, T1646 and others)
OSSTMM - Human Security
NIST SP 800-115
Compliance Support
Compliance Support
PCI-DSS
ISO 27001
LGPD
GDPR
Industries / Experience
Industries / Experience
Financial
Banking
Fintechs
Technology
SaaS
Enterprise
Deliverables
Deliverables
1 - Training Materials
1 - Training Materials
Comprehensive training content including slides, supporting materials, and real-world examples designed to ensure clear understanding and practical knowledge transfer.
2 - Technical/Executive Summary
2 - Technical/Executive Summary
Detailed overview of the topics covered, key risks addressed, and technical concepts explained during the training, supporting internal reference and future use. High-level summary focused on business impact, participation, key observations, and overall awareness level, enabling decision-makers to understand outcomes and next steps.
3 - Knowledge Assessment
3 - Knowledge Assessment
Evaluation of participant understanding through quizzes or exercises, helping measure effectiveness and identify knowledge gaps.
4 - Retraining or Retake
4 - Retraining or Retake
Optional follow-up sessions focused on reinforcing key concepts, addressing identified weaknesses, and improving long-term retention and behavior.
Clients
Clients
Below are some of our Pentest service clients. To see all clients click here.
Banco BMG
Banco Stellantis
Banco bs2
Banco Daycoval
PX Bank
KDB Bank
Woori Bank
Keb-Hana Bank
Toro
BMG Money
FAQ
FAQ
1 - Which targets need to be tested?
1 - Which targets need to be tested?
To request a Penetration Test (Pentest) quote, you need to define the target or targets that need to be tested. Targets can be application URLs, mobile applications, an API, an executable, etc. The important thing is always to prioritize the crown jewels, that is, those applications that are most important to your business, and to perform a full Penetration Test at least once a year.
2 - What type of Penetration Test I need?
2 - What type of Penetration Test I need?
01 - Black Box - An unknown party or competitor attacking me
In this scenario, which corresponds to a Black Box Pentest, we only need the URL(s) of the applications that could be targeted by an attacker. Here we simulate an attack by a hacker who discovered your application or was hired to carry out attacks against your application.
02 - Grey Box - A client/collaborator/supplier attacking me
In this scenario, which corresponds to a Grey Box Pentest, we need 01 or 02 access credentials for the applications that could be targeted by an attacker with the most common access profiles. In applications that allow onboarding (self-registration), it will not be necessary to create a credential, as our team will perform the self-registration in your application. In this scenario, we will simulate a malicious client, supplier, or hacker who obtained a credential with these access profiles.
03 - White Box - An IT administrator attacking me
In this scenario, which corresponds to a White Box Penetration Test, we need credentials from an application administrator, meaning someone with full access to the application, including permissions to create users, change access profiles, modify application settings, and other permissions. This allows us to identify the potential damage that could occur if a privileged employee or a hacker were to obtain these credentials.
3 - Should I test in Production or Staging?
3 - Should I test in Production or Staging?
We always recommend testing in a staging environment if that environment is a replica of the production environment. However, if this is not possible, our penetration tests can be performed in the production environment, outside of business hours, entirely manually and under the client's supervision.
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