The training of employees on digital security is becoming an issue for more companies at the latest with the entry into force of the new NIS2 directive. In addition to endpoint protection, incident response and the like, security awareness training (SATs) are becoming a central component of a comprehensive security strategy. 

But such training goes beyond the boundaries of the IT department, it affects everyone in the company - from the trainee to the CEO. So how do you ensure that the delivery of the training will be successful?

In order for the information and the new knowledge from the trainings to be seen, understood and internalised, it is not only necessary to have a training format that is designed according to the latest didactic findings. It also ...