When someone joins
Onboarding
Introduce security expectations when someone joins the team.
Swiss. Independent. Privacy first.
Security training.
For real work.
Short lessons on the security decisions your team makes every day: AI tools, passwords, app permissions and more.
Assign modules through your assistant and see who has completed them.
Included in paid
Assignment and completion tracking.
to a recorded completion.
“Assign security training to our new joiners.”
- Assign
A short request through the assistant.
- Learn
Short modules relevant to the work.
- Record
See completed and outstanding modules.
Example workflow.
No training is assigned or completed from this page.
Protect the device.
Prepare the person.
Device protection cannot decide whether someone should share a password or grant an app access. Training helps with those decisions.
See how the parts fitThe risks already
in your workflow.
Every topic starts with a familiar decision.
AI assistants and agentsWhat to check before giving an assistant access.
An agent asks for access. What will that permission let it do?
Learn to consider what an assistant can access before granting permission.
Illustrative situationSecrets in code and terminalsRecognise sensitive information before copying or sharing it.
A copied command contains a token. Where will that secret end up?
Learn to recognise passwords, tokens and other access credentials in code and commands.
Illustrative situationInstaller prompts and password theftSpot requests that may be trying to steal your Mac password.
An unexpected installer asks for the Mac password. What are you authorising?
Recognise fake installation prompts and understand what entering a password would allow.
Illustrative situationSharing and app permissionsUnderstand who can see shared files and what connected apps can do.
A new app asks to connect. Which access are you actually granting?
Review sharing settings and app connections so access stays deliberate.
Illustrative situationDevice lossKnow what needs attention when a work laptop goes missing.
A work laptop is missing. Which security questions need attention?
Understand the risks of a missing device and the responsibilities that remain after a loss.
Illustrative situationA place in
the working year.
A first introduction, regular refreshers and learning that reflects a person’s responsibilities.
Each year
Annual refresh
Revisit the essentials each year.
For the work they do
Role-specific modules
Choose modules relevant to each person’s responsibilities.
Know who has
completed the training.
Keep completed and outstanding training visible.
A completion record shows that someone finished a module. It does not certify the company or guarantee future decisions.
Training completion is recorded separately from Mac and Google Workspace evidence.
Understand the Trust PassportDevice observations
What was observed on the listed Macs, within the record’s scope.
Device evidence scopeTraining completion
Which assigned training has been completed.
Separate from the current PassportBefore you
get started.
Assignment, scope and what the record means.
Can we use the training now?
Yes. Security awareness training is available in the paid plan. Assign short modules through your assistant and track completion.
How is training assigned?
Ask your cybee assistant to assign a module, then track completion there. The workflow above is an example.
Is training included in the free plan?
No. Security awareness training is included in the paid plan. Free device protection remains a separate part of cybee.
Does the Trust Passport include training completion?
Training completion is recorded separately from device observations and the connected Google Workspace accounts record.
Does completing training make us compliant?
Completion records one part of the work. It is not a certification, an audit opinion or evidence that every requirement of a framework has been met.
What does your team
need to learn?
Tell us about the people, tools and decisions your security training needs to address.