Make safer decisions part of the working day.

Help people across the organization recognize everyday security risks. Short lessons and interactive games connect the subject to the decisions people make with messages, devices, accounts, and data.

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

Start with situations people recognize.

Give colleagues a practical understanding of the risks they encounter at work.

Messages and conversations
Recognize suspicious emails, calls, and social engineering situations.
Accounts and devices
Build better habits around passwords, mobile devices, and shared computers.
Browsing and information
Understand Internet safety, sensitive data handling, and the risks of using generative AI at work.

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Let people practise the decision.

Awareness games give learners a situation to work through. In this phishing exercise, they identify suspicious details in a message and get an explanation of each warning sign.

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

Explain the risks behind everyday decisions.

Illustrated modules cover social engineering, email compromise, phishing, and generative AI. Give colleagues a shared understanding of the risks before discussing how your organization expects them to handle information and use AI tools.

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A CyberAwareness phishing lesson with an illustrated explanation of impersonation and the complete lesson navigation, from recognizing warning signs to safer responses.

Build familiarity through regular practice.

Use focused learning as part of an ongoing awareness program.

  1. Choose a subject

    Start with the situations most relevant to the audience.

  2. Explain and practise

    Combine a short module with interactive activities on the topic.

  3. Follow up

    Review participation and results, then return to the subjects that need reinforcement.

Find the content for your program.

CyberAwarenessEveryday security lessons and interactive games.Technical foundationsA next step for colleagues moving into technical security subjects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Planning security awareness training with SecDojo.

CyberAwareness is designed around everyday security decisions. People can work on the subjects without a specialist security background.

Modules and games cover areas including Internet and email security, passwords, mobile devices, social networks, privacy, data protection, social engineering, and generative AI.

Awareness focuses on everyday decisions across the organization. CyberLearn and CyberLab provide deeper courses and practical environments for people whose roles call for technical security skills.

Managers can organize assignments and use assessment results and activity reporting to follow learners and plan further reinforcement.

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