By explaining course content in black and white terms Mono Training makes understanding each module simpler and clearer.
mono /ˈmɒn.əʊ/ adj. — of one. Single, clear, without excess.
Mono's proprietary assessment platform, MAP, plots your literacy at the outset — and your progress throughout the course — on a greyscale continuum from novice to master.
Powered by MAP — the Mono Assessment Platform. One scale, every course.
No cookie-cutter modules. We assess where you start and shape the course around it — nothing over your head, nothing patronisingly simple. Learning with no surplus and no shortcomings.
Knowing a rule and acting on it are different things. Mono courses are built to change what you do under pressure — practised until the right response is the automatic one.
Most training ends with a certificate that proves attendance. Mono ends with movement you can measure — a clear before and after, in black and white.
Most attacks don't break in — they're let in, the moment someone acts on a message they shouldn't. Click or Flick teaches one habit until it's instinct: know when a message is safe to act on, and when to bin it. Call for one before you fall for one.
A complete 12-month program — human-led, intelligence-driven, built around each person's place on the scale. Everything included.
One flat price. Everything in. Explore Corporate →The same expert program, sized for a smaller team and lighter to run — no security department or LMS of your own required.
One flat price. Everything in. Explore Small Business →Self-paced and plain-spoken. The thinking that protects organisations, made warm and simple — for you and the people you care about.
$69/yr · or $10/mo. Explore One on One →Interesting reading materials for anyone interested in learning more.
Passkeys replace passwords with a key that never leaves your device. The sign-in ceremony, step by step, and why a fake website gets nothing.
Read the article →Passkeys protect the sign-in, not everything after it. Session theft, service desk resets, consent phishing and malware, and what stops each.
Read the article →When credential phishing stops working, the simulation programme has to change shape. What to train instead, and what to measure.
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