Make better security decisions a daily habit.

Help people recognize risks in the work they do every day. Combine awareness modules, assessments, and short interactive games in a program you can assign and follow.

Four illustrated CyberAwareness modules covering social engineering, email compromise, phishing, and generative AI, with lesson and quiz counts.

Security awareness people can put into practice.

Connect the lesson to familiar situations, from a suspicious message to the way someone protects an account.

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Everyday subjects

Cover Internet and email security, passwords, mobile devices, data protection, and the risks of using generative AI at work.

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Interactive practice

Use short awareness games and curated series to reinforce recognition and decision-making.

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Program follow-up

Organize assignments and use assessment and activity reporting to follow your learners.

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Learning modules

Explain the risk in familiar terms.

Give learners focused lessons on the situations they encounter at work. The module library includes Internet and email security, device security, privacy, and generative AI. Bring AI use into the same conversations about sensitive information and responsible behavior.

Read a short Internet security lesson, answer a question about HTTPS, and review the explanation of the correct answer.

Awareness games

Give people a decision to make.

Learners inspect a message, mark what looks suspicious, and see why each clue matters. Other games cover passwords, mobile security, and suspicious calls, with themed series to build on each subject.

A CyberAwareness phishing exercise with suspicious email clues highlighted, detected warning signs, and an explanation of a misleading sender domain.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about CyberAwareness.

CyberAwareness helps people across the organization recognize everyday security risks. It focuses on the decisions people make at work, without requiring a technical security background.

Modules cover subjects such as Internet and email security, passwords, mobile devices, social networks, privacy, data protection, and generative AI.

Short scenarios let learners practice recognizing suspicious messages, calls, and unsafe habits. They can follow a themed series or focus on a particular subject.

Yes. Managers can organize assignments and use assessment results and activity reporting to follow their learners.

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