No corporate email? Fine.
Access is granted with a password or any email address — including a personal one. Some employees train in Teams or Slack, others in the browser app, on the same program.
OT security training
Microsoft Teams 
Slack 
Any browser
Security training for the people who don't work at a desk.
Operators, technicians and field crews are the ones standing next to the control system — and the ones most training programs can't reach. CyberCoach trains them in minutes, in Teams, Slack or a browser on their own phone, with no corporate email and no account to create.
Microsoft Teams Slack Any browser→ OT SYSTEM CYBER SECURITY BASICS
After this training:
You understand the similarities and differences between IT and OT security risks, and how to identify and report potential security incidents.
ContinueAre you familiar with this topic already? If so, you can take this training as a skill test.
Training Skill test0
Accounts to provision
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Corporate email addresses required
Minutes
Per training, not hours
Any
Device, including personal phones
The real problem
OT training usually fails at the login screen.
The plant floor isn't a knowledge gap, it's an access gap. Shared workstations, no company inbox, contractors who rotate every quarter, phones that aren't managed. So the LMS invite never lands, and the people closest to the process are the least trained.
Their phone is the terminal.
Training runs on any device. A shift break, a van, a control room screen — the format is a short chat, so it works wherever the person actually is.
Your site rules, not generic OT content.
CyberCoach turns your own policies, work instructions and site rules into custom role-based trainings automatically — so the answers match the plant, not a textbook.
What they learn
How attackers get in — remotely and through the gate.
Ready-made role-based content, selected by learning objective. Assign only what a role touches: an operator, a maintenance technician and a visiting contractor get three different paths.
- →Remote access to OT systems and who really holds it
- →Physical access, tailgating and site security
- →Removable media, maintenance laptops and vendor tools
- →Identifying an OT security threat on your own line
- →Reporting it — to whom, how fast, and what not to touch
How it runs
Set up in an afternoon. Done on a shift break.
Step 01
Pick the roles
Select ready-made OT content by learning objective and map it to the roles on your site. No course building.
Step 02
Add your own rules
Drop in your policies and procedures and CyberCoach turns them into custom trainings for those same roles.
Step 03
Reach everyone
Teams and Slack for the office, browser access by password or personal email for everyone else. One program, no exceptions list.
Step 04
Keep the record
Completions are recorded per role and site for audits and customer requirements. How an individual answered is not.
FAQ
What OT and security teams ask
Can employees without a corporate email take the training?
Yes. Access can be granted by password or any email address, including a personal one — and different groups can use Teams, Slack or the browser app within the same program.
Is there anything to install or provision?
No new accounts, no new system. A native Teams or Slack app, or any browser on any device including personal phones.
How long does a training take?
Minutes, not hours. Short interactive conversations that fit between tasks rather than blocking a shift.
Can we train on our own OT policies?
Yes. Your policies, work instructions and site rules become custom role-based trainings automatically, so employees are tested on your plant's rules.
Does everyone get the OT content?
Only the people who work with operational technology. Everyone else keeps their own role-based path.
Train the plant floor, not just the office
Start a free trial and have your first OT roles training this week, or take 15–30 minutes with us to check CyberCoach against your sites and requirements.
No credit card needed