New Insider Trading Training and Turkish Language Support for SAT

Check Point Email Security expands Security Awareness Training (SAT) with a new Insider Trading training module and Turkish language support for phishing simulations and training content.

Organizations continue to face growing compliance requirements while supporting increasingly global workforces. These latest SAT enhancements help organizations educate employees about insider trading risks while making security awareness training more accessible to Turkish-speaking users.

New SAT Module – Insider Trading

The new Insider Trading training module helps employees understand how confidential business information can create legal and compliance risks when used for trading decisions or shared with others. Using realistic workplace scenarios and interactive case studies, the training explains what qualifies as material nonpublic information (MNPI), why even casual conversations or vague hints can create risk, and how insider trading rules extend beyond an employee’s own company to include customers, suppliers, partners, and competitors.

By reinforcing the importance of protecting confidential information and following company trading policies, the module helps organizations strengthen their compliance culture while reducing the risk of costly regulatory violations. Employees also learn when information is considered public, the potential consequences of insider trading, and when to report suspected misuse of confidential information.

Turkish Language Support

Check Point Email Security now also supports Turkish for Security Awareness Training, allowing organizations to deliver phishing simulations and training modules in Turkish.

Providing security awareness content in employees’ native language improves comprehension, increases engagement, and helps organizations deliver more effective training programs across global teams. Turkish-speaking users can now receive phishing simulation emails in their native language, while the most commonly used training modules are also available in Turkish. Additional training modules will continue to be translated and added over time.