Generic warnings about the seriousness of cyber threats tend to wash over people, precisely because they're generic. A finance employee, a receptionist, and a software engineer all face genuinely different risks day to day: training that treats them identically rarely feels relevant to any of them.
Relevance is what turns information into something people actually act on. A finance team member who sees a realistic invoice-fraud scenario built around their actual workflow will retain that far better than a slide reminding them that fraud exists in the abstract.
Building that kind of relevance at scale is exactly what role-specific, scenario-based training is for: it's the difference between a message people acknowledge and one they actually apply.
See how goDeep turns thinking like this into training your team will actually remember.