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The single most effective way to reduce cyber threats?

Develop Staff Cyber Awareness

BECAUSE

95% of cyber security breaches

are caused by human error

IBM Security, June 2022

60%

Number of SMEs going bust within 6 months of a data breach occuring*

£3.5m

The average cost of a ransomware attack**

45%

Employees downloading unauthorised software at work*

100%

Growth in cybercrime predicted by 20025 due to new AI hacking tools**

It takes just one small mistake by one staff member ​to let the hackers in.


Increasing staff awareness is without doubt the best ​way to keep your organization safe.

Powered by One Brightly Cyber (OBC)

Engage, Motivate & Improve Cyber Behaviour

Bite-sized videos designed to hold the attention of every staff member, from Receptionist to CEO.


Covers All Major Cyber Threats

From Ransomware, Phishing and Remote Working, to Phishing, Deep Fakes & Money Transfer Fraud.

Track Staff Engagement & Understanding

Track who has successfully completed the course and who needs to be reminded

What makes this Program different?

Although most people realise cyber diligence is important, they find it uninteresting and confusing and would rather get on with other things instead.


Which is why we have designed our Program to be as accessible and engaging as possible, with each topic presented in a way that will hold short attention spans.


Because unless staff find the messaging interesting and easy to absorb, then behaviours will never change and your organisation will continue to be at high risk.

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GDPR compliance

GDPR reuires you to manage cyber risk, with the expectation that you have taken appropriate measures to minimise threats and safeguard data. Raising staff awareness plays a key role in this and being able to demonstrate a pro-active approach to cyber risk reduction can be useful for regulatory compliance, fine-avoidance & insurance cover.

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About us

Our Cybersure Awareness Program has been designed and created by a team of experienced educators, trainers, videographers and, of course, cyber protection experts (One Brightly Cyber) who have successfully remediated thousands of major cyber incidents and understand where threats start.


The Program is structured to engage an audience often uninterested in cyber hygiene in order to increase awareness and motivate a change in behaviours.


Already used widely in the US, our Program can be adapted to suit different geographic markets and industry sectors. If you would like a training program that meets you speciific needs, please get in touch.

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**National Cyber Security Centre, 2024

If you’re interested in own-branding or creating other video-training programs, please contact us.


For larger organisations, we can create extra videos dedicated to the particular cyber risks experienced in your sector.

* IBM Security, July 2023

* Unisys Security Index Survey

** Spycloud, 2024

Finding the right Cyber Awareness Program provider


When choosing a Cyber Awareness Program provider, here are 4 criteria to consider:


1) Price transparency

Many providers are unable to provide a simple online price without directing you to a sales person who will get in ​touch to discuss pricing. Your time is too valuable to spend in rounds of price negotiations, when all you want is the ​headline figure so you can make meaningful comparisons.


2) Tests & Tracking

You need to know who watched what and when and who needs to watch again. That means the training needs to ​include tests and a dashboard which can show you at-a-glance how your staff are performing. This provides an ​essential record for compliance and regulatory purposes and can also save you money on cyber insurance.


3) Value

Cyber Awareness training shouldn’t have to be expensive, but it often is and makes it impossible for many small ​businesses to afford, especially if everyone is going to be able to watch and be tested.


4) Complexity & Engagement

Many people find cyber pretty boring and would much rather get on with something else. Thirty minute modules full ​of technical terms may be fine for CISCOs and IT professionals, but not for ordinary mortals. Not only is it a ​complete waste of time asking all your staff to watch material like this, but it is also likely to be pointless since the ​key messages are never going to get through.


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