Security Awareness Training · Team Bootcamp

Building Human Firewalls, one team at a time.

The Red Garrison Bootcamp is an immersive cybersecurity training experience built for real-world defense. Led by instructors with over 20 years in adult education, it equips your team with practical knowledge, hands-on skills, and lasting security habits. Backed by research showing that consistent coaching is the most effective way to change behavior, the Bootcamp delivers three powerful, two-hour sessions across the year. Every module is interactive, story-driven, and built for non-technical users.

Building your human firewall
0
Years Adult-Education Experience
3
Live Sessions Across the Year
2hr
Interactive Sessions Each
3
Badges Your Team Earns
Why It Works

An ongoing coaching model — not a one-time lecture

One-and-done training doesn't change behavior. Real security habits form through consistent, story-driven coaching that meets people where they are. The Bootcamp spaces three sessions across the year, each interactive and tailored for non-technical teams — so your people don't just learn the rules, they build the instincts to spot threats, secure their digital lives, and act when it counts.

The Curriculum

Three sessions. Three defenders.

Session 01

Phishing & Social Engineering Defense

Phishing Defender

Cybercriminals don't hack — they trick. Your team learns to recognize and respond to manipulative messages designed to steal information or trigger bad decisions, through a real-world story, a team-based phishing challenge, and practical coaching.

  • Identify common red flags in suspicious emails, texts, and calls
  • Understand how fear, urgency, and authority are used to manipulate
  • Learn what to do — and not do — when something feels off
Includes the Phishing Defender badge and a printable Red Flag Cheat Sheet.
Session 02

Passwords, Devices & Digital Hygiene

Digital Defender

Most breaches happen not because of hackers, but because of small, preventable habits. This session builds better digital routines through relatable stories, team discussion, and a behavior-based game.

  • Learn what makes a password weak or risky
  • Explore real reasons people reuse passwords — and how to stop
  • Practice spotting unsafe behaviors around devices and software
Includes the Digital Defender badge and a self-assessment checklist.
Session 03

Insider Threats & Incident Response Basics

Response Ready

Security mistakes happen — the difference is how your team responds. Participants hear real insider-threat examples, explore why fast reporting matters, and practice realistic scenarios in a judgment-free format.

  • Tell the difference between accidental and intentional insider threats
  • Learn the "Golden 10-Minute Rule" for reporting incidents quickly
  • Run a roleplay response drill to build real confidence
Includes the Response Ready badge and a team debrief.
Gamified & Memorable

Badges your team earns

Every session ends with a badge — a simple, visible marker of progress that keeps people motivated and makes the learning stick.

01

Phishing Defender

Spots manipulation and red flags before they cost you.

02

Digital Defender

Keeps passwords, devices, and daily habits locked down.

03

Response Ready

Reports fast and responds calmly when something goes wrong.

Inside Each Session

The 2-hour agenda

Every minute is designed to keep a non-technical team engaged. Flip through each session below.

0:00–0:10
Welcome & Icebreaker

Quick introduction and a team icebreaker — two truths and a lie, with a cyber twist.

0:10–0:25
Phishing Basics: What Is Phishing?

Understanding the tactics of cybercriminals, with video and real-world examples.

0:25–0:50
Red Flags: Spotting the Scam

Interactive team-based phishing challenge in a quiz format with live examples.

0:50–1:00
Break
1:00–1:25
Psychology of Social Engineering

Why fear, urgency, and authority make us vulnerable — plus case studies across industries.

1:25–1:45
What to Do (and Not Do) in a Scam

Practical steps for reporting phishing and other social-engineering attacks.

1:45–2:00
Wrap-Up & Takeaways

Recap of key points, the Phishing Defender badge, and a feedback survey + Q&A.

0:00–0:10
Welcome & Icebreaker

"Password Confessions" — an anonymous poll on past bad habits.

0:10–0:30
What Makes a Strong Password?

Myths vs. reality (length beats complexity) and a real story of a breach from reused credentials.

0:30–0:50
Password Reuse: Why We Do It

Interactive group discussion on the psychology and the fixes, plus a brief intro to password managers.

0:50–1:00
Break
1:00–1:30
Digital Hygiene Habits

Unlocked screens, public Wi-Fi, risky downloads — plus physical security for laptops, phones, and USBs.

1:30–1:50
Game: "Risk or Reasonable?"

A team challenge to vote on behaviors — real vs. exaggerated.

1:50–2:00
Wrap-Up & Takeaways

Review, a self-assessment checklist, the Digital Defender badge, and a feedback form.

0:00–0:10
Welcome & Warm-Up

"Would You Report It?" — a quickfire poll on gray-area scenarios.

0:10–0:30
Understanding Insider Threats

Accidental vs. intentional threats, with real case studies of mishaps vs. malice.

0:30–0:50
Why Speed Matters: The 10-Minute Rule

How fast action reduces harm, and the reporting pathways (IT, supervisor, form).

0:50–1:00
Break
1:00–1:40
Drill: "Something's Wrong"

A choose-your-path group roleplay through realistic scenarios — a USB left in the lobby, a sensitive email sent to the wrong client.

1:40–1:55
Debrief

Facilitator-led discussion: what went well, and what you'd do differently.

1:55–2:00
Wrap-Up & Badge

Summary, the Response Ready badge, and a feedback form.

Turn your team into your strongest defense.

Your people are the front line. Let's build them into a human firewall — one session at a time.

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