Download security awareness assets

We know that a started NanoLearning lesson almost always gets completed. All you need to do is occasionally remind your employees to do it. The aim of the toolkit is to boost engagement, create awareness and start conversations.

The Junglemap Toolkit consists of posters and flyers in a PDF file. Easy to print and copy or to use on intranets and internal communications.

Adopt AI securely and effectively while avoiding data privacy risks, compliance issues, and potential misuse. This guide explores key areas such as:

• Identifying organisational requirements
• Involving your entire workforce
• Selecting a trustworthy AI partner
• Laying the groundwork for implementation

How do we best secure ongoing awareness trainings without running into information security fatigue? In this whitepaper we share our insights on:

• The perception of information security
• Combating awareness training fatigue – what works best?
• Retrieval practice – a good way to combat learning fatigue

Understanding phishing simulation is creating awareness beyond clickrates. In this whitepaper we share our insights and best practice on:

• Phishing simulation as an integrated part of awareness training;
• How to balance between high frequency and simulation fatigue;
• How to strengthen security culture with phishing simulation.

We invented NanoLearning back in 2006. It is a method based on research on how humans actually learn things. Along the way, we have also gained experience and studied the effect of our method in order to continuously find best practice. In this whitepaper we share our insights and best practice on:

• Spaced repetition – a learning corner stone
• Retrieval practice – a method for sustainable learning
• NanoLearning – our method of learning

Building a resilient culture of cybersecurity is a long term effort. In this whitepaper we share insights and a step-by-step approach based on these strategic questions:

• Where do we start?
• What do we want to achieve?
• How do we create organisational effects?
• Do we measure the right things?
• How can we make the most out of phishing simulations?