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Training that is the same for everyone and unconnected to your own rules tends to be endured rather than absorbed. We deliver role-based awareness and compliance training tied to your actual policies and risks, with distinct content for general staff, developers, finance, HR and leadership. New joiners are covered promptly and everyone is refreshed on a defined cycle, including after a policy changes. Attendance and comprehension are recorded in the form auditors accept, so the records are a by-product of delivery rather than a separate scramble — and we measure whether behaviour actually changed.
In short
Security awareness and compliance training gives staff the specific knowledge their role requires, with records that satisfy obligations. Generic training tied to nobody's actual job changes little behaviour and convinces no auditor.
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We build separate content for general staff, developers, finance, HR and leadership, because each faces different risks. Developers need secure coding and handling of secrets; finance needs payment fraud and social engineering; leadership needs the judgement to make security decisions. Content aimed at the real risk of each role is both shorter and far more likely to stick.
We train people on your actual policies and data handling rules, using examples drawn from your own context. Training on abstract good practice leaves staff unsure what they are specifically expected to do. Grounding it in your policies means the training reinforces the rules you will later hold people to.
We cover new joiners promptly and refresh everyone on a defined cycle, including after a material policy change. A gap between joining and first training is exactly when new staff are most vulnerable to mistakes. A refresh after policy changes keeps the training aligned with the rules actually in force, which auditors check.
We keep attendance and comprehension records in the form auditors expect, and measure whether behaviour actually changed. Content covered, who attended, when, and evidence of comprehension are what satisfy an audit request. Measures such as phishing reporting rates then show whether the training is working or merely being completed.
What you receive
Documented output your teams keep and can act on without us in the room.
When this work helps
How an engagement runs
Establish the obligations, decision rights, and risks that genuinely matter to this organisation. We separate the requirements that truly apply from those assumed to, so effort is not spent governing risks you do not carry.
Review existing controls, policy, evidence, and how the work is actually performed. We compare the control on paper with the control in practice, because the gap between the two is usually where the real risk sits.
Design a proportionate control set with named ownership, evidence, and review cadence. Every control has an owner who can operate it and a defined source of evidence, so nothing depends on memory or heroics.
Embed the changes with the teams doing the work, and test that the controls operate. We hand over controls the process owners can run themselves, rather than a framework only we understand.
Where we work
Fidova provides governance, risk and compliance consulting from Delhi, India, and works with organisations operating in several jurisdictions at once, mapping obligations across regions to one coherent control set.
Engagements run in English, are scheduled around your time zone, and can be delivered remotely end to end, with on-site time planned where a phase genuinely benefits from being in the room.
Related services
GRC advisory brings governance, risk and compliance into one operating picture, so obligations are met without duplicating effort. It treats the three as a single discipline with shared controls, owners and evidence rather than three parallel programmes competing for the same people.
Enterprise risk management gives leadership a consistent view of the risks that could prevent the organisation meeting its objectives. It is the process by which those risks are identified, compared on the same terms, owned by someone accountable and escalated before they crystallise.
IT risk assessment evaluates the technology risks — availability, integrity, obsolescence, supplier and change risk — that threaten operations. It covers the risks that materialise without any attacker, which a security-only view tends to miss.
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