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Coro, a cybersecurity company focused on serving small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs), has launched a new Security Awareness Training program aimed at addressing one of the most common vulnerabilities in cybersecurity: human error. Recognizing that employees are often the first line of defense but also the weakest link, Coro’s initiative is designed to help SMBs educate their teams on identifying and responding to cyber threats. This move reflects Coro’s broader mission to simplify and strengthen cybersecurity for businesses that often lack the resources of larger enterprises.
The new training program is fully integrated into Coro’s all-in-one cybersecurity platform, allowing SMBs to manage employee education alongside their existing security tools. The training includes real-world simulations such as phishing tests, interactive learning modules, and automated tracking to ensure employees are improving their cyber hygiene over time. Importantly, it also allows IT teams to identify high-risk users and provide targeted remediation, making the program both proactive and adaptive to organizational needs.
By incorporating Security Awareness Training into its platform, Coro is taking a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity that goes beyond software and systems. The launch responds to the growing number of social engineering attacks targeting SMBs and the pressing need for practical, ongoing education. As cyber threats become more sophisticated, Coro’s solution empowers smaller companies to build a more resilient and informed workforce, ultimately reducing their exposure to costly breaches and downtime.
