For councils, chambers, associations, schools and not-for-profits
Cyber safety training for everyday people, in language that respects them.
Cyber safety training for your members, attendees, volunteers, staff or learners. No jargon, no scare tactics, no assumption that everyone already knows what a browser is.
- Up to 250 learner enrolments
- Community cyber safety modules
- Certificates for every learner
- One group completion report
Self-service checkout is not connected yet, so community group access is arranged with us directly. Tell us your programme and we will set it up.
Seniors online safety programme
- Learners enrolled184
- Completed141
- In progress27
- Not started16
- Certificates issued141
- Average score89%
Who this is for
Organisations that already have the community's trust.
You do not need to become a cyber security organisation. You need something credible you can put in front of the people who already come to you.
Councils and libraries
Run a seniors online safety programme, a small business cyber session, or a drop-in digital literacy service with real training behind it.
Chambers and industry bodies
Offer member value that is genuinely useful. Cyber safety training your members can complete and evidence for their own insurers.
Schools and not-for-profits
Train staff, volunteers and families on scams, account safety and safe device use — with completion tracking for your board.
The community module
Community Scam Safety
The module most community organisations start with. Built around what people are actually being targeted by, not what makes a good security lecture.
- SMS scams and how to check a message safely
- Fake toll notices, parcel notices and government impersonation
- Bank impersonation calls and the “safe account” trick
- Remote access scams — the “your computer is infected” call
- Facebook Marketplace and online selling scams
- Investment and cryptocurrency scams
- How to protect a family member who is being targeted
- What to do in the first hour after you have been scammed
Written for a real audience
No acronyms without an explanation. No assumed technical vocabulary. Every scenario is one a person could plausibly describe to a friend afterwards. And nothing in it makes someone feel foolish for having nearly fallen for something.
Accessible by design
Large readable type, keyboard navigable, screen-reader friendly, and resumable — a learner can stop halfway and pick it up next week without losing progress.
Evidence for your funding body
A group completion report shows enrolments, completions, completion rate and certificates issued — the numbers grant acquittals and annual reports ask for.
How a group works
Enrol, assign, track, report.
Enrol learners
Invite by email individually, or add learners in bulk. Each one gets their own dashboard and progress.
Assign modules
Assign the community safety module to everyone, or to a specific group, with an optional due date.
Track completion
See who has started, who has finished, who is stuck and what people scored — without chasing anyone by phone.
Issue certificates
Every learner who passes gets a certificate with a unique number they can verify online, and you keep the record.
Give your community something genuinely useful.
Talk to us about group access, learner numbers and running a programme in your area.