Role-Based Security Training
Train people for the threats their role is likely to face.
Cybersecurity risk is not identical across an organisation. Seraph helps tailor awareness content to the responsibilities, access and threat exposure associated with different roles.
Why It Matters
Generic training misses role-specific risk.
A finance analyst and a systems administrator face genuinely different threats — training that treats them identically leaves both underprepared for the attacks most likely to reach them.
Example Role Paths
Finance
- BEC
- invoice fraud
- payment verification
- credential security
Executives
- impersonation
- targeted phishing
- sensitive information handling
- mobile security
HR
- personal data
- payroll fraud
- document-sharing lures
- account security
IT
- privileged credentials
- cloud administration
- MFA attacks
- support impersonation
General Staff
- phishing
- password security
- MFA
- safe browsing
- incident reporting
How It Works
- 01
Understand Role
Identify responsibilities and common exposure.
- 02
Assign Relevant Content
Deliver training aligned to that exposure.
- 03
Reinforce with Testing
Use appropriate simulations.
- 04
Measure Improvement
Review behaviour and training outcomes over time.
See It In Action
Role AssignmentIllustrative example
- RoleFinance
- Modules Assigned3
- Based OnRole exposure profile
- StatusActive
Security Outcomes
Give people guidance that reflects their actual work.
Give employees practical guidance that reflects the decisions and risks associated with their work.
Related Human Risk Capabilities
Make training more relevant.
Tell us about your organisation and current human risk programme. Our team will help scope the right next step.