
Reduce risks sustainably
Security awareness campaigns
Reduce risks sustainably
Most errors result from simple lack of knowledge.
Users click on phishing emails, use easy-to-crack passwords and do not lock their PC.
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Sustainable change through continuity
Security awareness for employees and managers has been around for many years, either as individual measures or - better, because more effective - coordinated in a security awareness campaign.
In the following, we will present you numerous security awareness modules, but we will also say straight away: Security Awareness is a continuous process. Why? Please read our Success Story with Lanxess.
For us the foundation of all measures. Here is everything your employees need to know about security. Without technical terms, but with security videos, guidelines, policies and contact persons.
There is de facto nothing better than live hacking, classroom training and online seminars. And we can tell you which of these work really well.
Exciting, international, always there, cost-efficient and always auditable. From a certain company size on, there is no getting around it.
Regular phishing tests significantly reduce the risk of a successful attack and at the same time increase the willingness to report suspicious activities. Today, they are almost 'part of good manners'.
The salt in the soup. They simply fit everywhere, whether in events, e-learning courses, newsletters, security apps or in the intranet portal. The most important messages in countless channels.
Different toppings to "spice" and "sprinkle over". We can do it all, we think it's good, but only in combination with a campaign. Because otherwise it doesn't help.
Let us show you how we won the “Digital Leader Award” with an awareness campaign for our client Lanxess.
The often forgotten target group
Our Incident Response operations show one thing very clearly: it is by no means always just the 'dumb user' who has been tricked by a phishing e-mail. It is also IT professionals who, out of sheer unawareness or a certain 'laxity', do not adequately secure their systems.