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Only making people aware of a problem isn’t enough – unless the systems around them support the right behaviours. If raising awareness is going to actually lead to the right behaviours, it has to be easy to do the right thing.

Junglemap has launched a course containing introductions to a wide range of policies. We want to make it easier for our customers to increase awareness of internal guidelines. Three questions for Niklas Rosén, Director of Content at Junglemap.

As providers of NanoLearning, we help our customers strengthen their human firewalls – one of the most important defences against cyberattacks. We know that these human firewalls are made up of assistant nurses, administrators, managers, teachers, engineers, and many other professionals working under pressure.

At Cybersec Europe 2026 in Brussels, Arno van den Hof, Country Manager for Junglemap Benelux, delivered a thought-provoking presentation with a deliberately provocative title: "How to F*ck Up Your Security AwarenessProgram – A Short Guide." Behind the humour was a serious message.

AI-driven social engineering is becoming increasingly common. In recent years, deepfakes using audio and video have exploded, and it’s getting harder and harder to tell what is real and what is fake. So how can we protect ourselves?

With AI agents, we’re now moving quickly from pilots to production across business and sectors in society. And unlike task-specific automations, AI agents plan, decide, and act across multiple steps and systems on behalf of users and teams. This is not just a technical upgrade. It’s a new paradigm when it comes to security: We are no longer securing code - we need to secure behaviour.

Junglemap has been issued an ISO 27017 certification on cloud security. Three quick questions to Geir Aasen, Junglemap CISO, on this new ISO-certification.

In a digital world where deepfakes and AI-generated images are becoming more convincing, fake profiles can be created in minutes and algorithms reward emotional posts, our immediate reactions are often the ones that are exploited.

Sweden’s Cybersecurity Act and NIS2 take effect on 15 January 2026, raising leadership accountability for cybersecurity. Here are five key actions to meet the new requirements—from governance and risk management to incident reporting and supplier control.

Cyber ​​threats are increasing – that's why security must become a part of everyday life. Junglemap shows how continuous learning and short NanoLearning lessons really strengthen the security culture.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday do not only attract shoppers eager to find deals – but also scammers. A global report from security company SEON shows that online scams increased by over 400% during Black Friday in 2024.

At the Risk Meets Reality cybersecurity seminar in the Philippines, Junglemap’s partner Tagore showcased how NanoLearning builds resilient security cultures.