Expert articles on security awareness, NIS2 compliance, phishing simulations, and cybersecurity for SMEs.
What the NIS2 Directive means for small and medium-sized enterprises.
ComparisonFree vs. paid — an honest assessment.
PracticeHow your employees reliably recognize phishing emails.
TechIntegrating the SCORM 1.2 package into SAP SuccessFactors.
PracticeTraining without IT infrastructure — simple and effective.
NIS2Austria's NISG 2026 has been law since December 2025. From October 2026, training obligations apply for employees and management.
NIS2What must a NIS2-compliant training record contain? Requirements, common mistakes, and a practical checklist.
NIS2NIS2 obliges companies to ensure cybersecurity across the supply chain. Pragmatic solutions for SME suppliers.
NIS2NIS2 makes managing directors personally liable for cybersecurity. Fines up to EUR 10 million. What CEOs need to do now.
ComplianceISO 27001 requires documented security awareness training. What auditors check and how phishing simulations help.
PracticeWhat does security awareness training cost for SMEs? Prices, ROI calculation, and what to look for.
PracticeNew employees are especially vulnerable to phishing. How to integrate security awareness into onboarding.
PracticeHow a phishing simulation works: process, template selection, benchmark report, and GDPR-compliant execution.
PracticeSocial engineering exploits human psychology instead of technical vulnerabilities. The 5 most common methods and countermeasures.
PracticeWhat NIS2, ISO 27001, and research say about optimal training frequency — plus a workable plan for SMEs.
StrategyProduction, logistics, retail: employees without a company laptop fall through the cracks of classic training.
StrategyWhen gamification in security awareness actually works and when it does harm. With insights from learning research.
StrategyCloning voices, faking faces: how AI is revolutionizing social engineering and what companies need to do.
StrategyCybersecurity knowledge as a benefit for employees and their families. Why it beats a fruit basket.
StrategyIs a 20% phishing click rate normal or alarming? Industry benchmarks, report rate, and improvement strategies.