Generic security awareness videos don't stop dental ransomware, real estate wire fraud, or municipal ransomware that shuts down city services. Our 32 specialized programs train your team on the exact threats your industry faces — live, interactive, and built around your compliance requirements.
A dental office faces ransomware that targets Eaglesoft and Dentrix imaging systems. A real estate closing team faces wire fraud via spoofed escrow emails at the exact moment a transaction is funding. A manufacturer faces trade secret theft through phishing emails disguised as RFQ attachments. A school district faces student data exfiltration through compromised Chromebook management consoles.
None of these threats look the same. None of them are stopped by a 20-minute video about "don't click suspicious links." Industry-specific training works because it shows your team the exact attack — in the context of their job, using the software they actually run, referencing the regulations they're actually accountable to.
Compliance maps vary by vertical. HIPAA's Security Rule §164.308(a)(5) requires documented workforce security awareness training for medical and dental practices. The FTC Safeguards Rule covers auto dealerships and financial advisors. PCI DSS applies to any business that touches card data — retail, restaurants, hotels. GLBA covers CPA firms and insurance agencies. FERPA governs schools. SOC 2 and GDPR/CCPA apply to tech companies. One program can't address all of them well. Ours addresses each one specifically.
Threat patterns differ sharply by industry. Wire fraud and BEC dominate real estate, construction, and nonprofits. PHI exfiltration and ransomware dominate medical and dental. Credential theft and supply chain compromise dominate manufacturing and tech. Card data theft and loyalty program fraud dominate retail. Understanding which threat pattern your industry attracts — and why — is what separates training that changes behavior from training that fills a compliance checkbox.
Every SecurEveryone session is live, interactive, and expert-led. No pre-recorded modules. No multiple-choice quiz that resets when you fail. Real scenarios, real Q&A, and a training completion record that satisfies your compliance requirement at the end.
We train every vertical — the 33 above are just our most common programs. Book a session and describe your team's role. We'll build the training around your specific threats, software stack, and compliance requirements.
The executive briefing was eye-opening. We implemented the recommendations and prevented three potential breaches within the first month. Invaluable investment for any leadership team.
Our team webinar transformed how our entire organization approaches security. The interactive format kept everyone engaged, and the practical tips were immediately applicable.
As a solo entrepreneur, I thought I couldn't afford proper security training. The personal session was perfectly tailored to my needs and budget. Now I feel confident handling client data.
We had no idea our property management system was a sitting duck until SecurEveryone ran a live phishing test during our staff meeting. Four front desk employees clicked through what looked like a legitimate vendor invoice — within 48 hours our team had been through the Business training and we had a written incident response plan for the first time. Our cyber insurance broker actually commented on how much more prepared we looked on the renewal application.
Ransomware was the risk I worried about at 2 a.m. Now I sleep better because my team has had real coaching, not just a 10-minute video. The Business tier was the only one where I could put all 60 of our employees — across three properties — through the same session without watching a per-seat bill balloon. Got us to compliance faster than I expected.
Our last training vendor made us watch the same generic video every year. SecurEveryone customizes every session around our actual workflows — front desk, housekeeping, banquet ops. After the Executive session, our management team spotted a real phishing attempt the very next week and knew exactly what to do. Worth every dollar.
I thought cybersecurity was for tech companies until my point-of-sale system was flagged in a dark web scan SecurEveryone ran for us. Turns out a former employee's credentials were sitting on a breach forum. We got the cleanup plan that same day. Now my staff actually questions suspicious emails before they click anything.
The wire fraud story from the training hit us hard — we'd almost fallen for a spoofed email from our 'owner' requesting a same-day transfer. After the Executive session, my controller flagged it, called the sender directly, and stopped a $28,000 loss. One training session more than paid for itself.
We manage 12 short-term rentals and I was drowning in 'which employee clicked what' reports from our old platform. SecurEveryone's reporting is clean, actionable, and my insurance agent actually understood it. Just got our cyber policy renewed at a better rate.
Yes. The 33 verticals above are our highest-volume programs, but every session is customized to the specific role, threat landscape, and compliance requirements of the attendees. Personal — $150 or Executive — $390 and describe your industry — we'll build the training around it.
Generic training covers broad concepts — phishing, passwords, MFA. Industry-specific training uses the exact threat scenarios your people face: ransomware targeting Dentrix or Eaglesoft in dental practices, wire fraud in real estate closings, DMS credential theft in auto dealerships, PHI exfiltration in medical offices. Threat recognition accuracy is dramatically higher when the examples match the job.
Yes. Multi-industry Business sessions are common for holding companies, PE-backed portfolios, and organizations that serve multiple verticals. We structure the session around shared threat vectors (BEC, phishing, credential theft) and include industry-specific breakout scenarios for each group in the room.
Healthcare (medical and dental) tops IBM's Cost of a Data Breach report at $10.9M average per incident in 2023, driven by HIPAA fines and litigation. Financial services follows at $5.9M. Legal and professional services average $4.4M. These figures reflect industries with high regulatory exposure and high-value data — which is exactly why industry-specific training matters most in those verticals.
Same week in most cases. Personal — $150 or Executive — $390 via the Calendly widget, select your preferred date and time, and you'll receive a calendar invite with your meeting link immediately. Emergency sessions (active breach concern) are available within 15 minutes, 24/7.
Pick your industry from the grid above and book a session. If you don't see your vertical, book anyway — we'll build the training around your team's specific threat landscape.