Rethinking Awareness Training. Transforming Cybersecurity Culture.
CAB takes a new training approach that tackles the challenges involved with awareness training events and low employee engagement:
Engaging
- Training is embedded in employee daily routine
- Short bites are delivered via email, creating continuity and reinforcing the learning
- CAB pairs a short knowledge bite with a quiz, for increased employee engagement
Effortless
- Fully manage: training bites are being sent autonomously, without manual effort
- Real-time progress is available through CAB dashboard
- The training program automatically adapts per employee – keeps sending each bite until learning is completed
Efficient
- Fully integrated with BLAST – our award winning phishing simulations solution
- Supports 35 languages, saving the need to deal with translation
- The most cost-effective security awareness training program available today
Bite
Bites are delivered to employee inbox for a short, engaging training experience:
Awarness Bite
Password. Just three simple rules
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Quiz Of the day
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Web Usage
Password. Just three simple rules
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Quiz Of the day
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Physical security
Password. Just three simple rules
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Quiz Of the day
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Clean desk policies
Password. Just three simple rules
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Quiz Of the day
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Removable devices
Password. Just three simple rules
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Quiz Of the day
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Mobile phone security
Password. Just three simple rules
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Quiz Of the day
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Privacy and information sharing
Password. Just three simple rules
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Quiz Of the day
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Social media security
Password. Just three simple rules
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)
Quiz Of the day
Longer is better, prefer password of 8 digits or more. Make them memorable, use phrases such as black-ford or new-year. Use one password for one site (don’t reuse)