Many organizations start their awareness programs with good intentions: everyone needs to know more about privacy, security, phishing, data breaches, social…

Onboarding is perhaps the most underrated aspect of privacy and security awareness. New employees are open, curious, and forming their own understanding of…

Many organizations assume that employees don't recognize cyberattacks. But that perception is often incorrect. Employees recognize a surprising number of…

During exam weeks, audits, and peak projects, awareness doesn’t disappear because people don’t care—it disappears because plans ignore reality. With a…

The cost of security awareness e-learning depends on scale, duration, and approach. The real value lies not in price, but in long-term effectiveness.

MFA is one of the strongest controls against account takeover. This practical rollout guide covers methods, phased deployment, exceptions, and adoption.

Security often feels technical, but the biggest risks come from everyday behavior and choices. Awareness only works when people recognize themselves in real,…

Awareness rarely fails because of poor content or tools, but because leaders remain silent. Without visible management involvement, awareness never becomes…

Phishing simulations do not automatically improve security. Without trust and psychological safety, they undermine reporting behavior and learning.

Cyber charlatans often spread misleading information, yet paradoxically contribute to security awareness by triggering public discussion and critical debate.

Baseline measurements are meant to guide awareness programs, but often feel meaningless to employees. Without relevance and follow-up, they undermine…

Employees are often underestimated in their digital skills. Awareness fails not because people lack ability, but because explanations fail to connect.

Gamification can boost security awareness, but without psychological safety competition leads to defensiveness, fewer reports, and loss of trust.

When hardly any employees participate in security awareness, the cause is rarely the content. The real drivers are communication, leadership, rhythm, and…

Professional video content is no longer reserved for large budgets. Thanks to the new partnership between 2LRN4 and ClipMotion, organizations now have access…

2LRN4 Security Awareness E-Learning is an online training program designed to increase awareness of privacy and security risks. It is suitable for employees at…

AI tools are powerful, but privacy risk is real: metadata, prompts, and uploaded documents can expose sensitive information. This article provides practical…

A digital avatar helps us build multilingual e-learning faster, keep it consistent, and update content quickly. Melissa shows how AI in e-learning is about…

Integrity is doing the right thing even when no one is watching. In a digital world, that is the foundation of trust, privacy, and secure collaboration.

A strong e-learning platform makes awareness scalable: short modules, custom content, repetition, and reporting. Relevance and flexibility matter more than…

Technology alone is not enough. Security awareness reduces human risk through recognition, repetition, and reporting—building a culture that learns faster and…

DORA requires demonstrable operational resilience: inventory, risk assessment, testing, third-party management and crisis organization. Three practical steps…

Awareness programs rarely fail because of content. They fail because of missing leadership, lack of repetition, poor relevance, and weak follow-up.

Awareness works only when employees feel ownership. Use relatable scenarios, psychological safety, champions, and rhythm to increase participation and…

ISO/IEC 27002:2022 makes awareness more explicit within “People controls”. Organizations need role-based, repeatable, and measurable training aligned with ISO…

2LRN4 started from frustration with overly technical, patronizing awareness. We built a flexible platform focused on behavior: short modules, custom content,…

BIO control 7.2.2 requires demonstrable awareness, education and training. A role- and risk-based approach makes this practical and auditable.

Do you need to comply with the BIO (Baseline Information Security for Government) and demonstrably meet the requirements of BIO 7.2.2 (awareness, education,…

Phishing simulations work best as a learning tool: realistic scenarios, clear communication, strong reporting, and a focus on reporting behavior—not blame.

Public Wi-Fi is convenient but risky: eavesdropping, rogue hotspots, and malware are common. These practical steps help you stay safer abroad—on phone and…

A VPN encrypts your connection on untrusted networks. Useful for travel and remote work, but not a silver bullet: MFA, patching and safe behavior remain…

How phishing campaigns work in 2LRN4: pick scenarios by difficulty and topic, target teams, give feedback, and track results in dashboards.

Is awareness of privacy and security risks measurable? It is often said that the greatest security and privacy risk is between the keyboard and the chair. Just…

Gamification can boost awareness with badges, rewards, and feedback—if psychological safety is protected. Avoid blame and optimize for engagement.

A successful awareness program is driven by meaning, segmentation, communication, and rhythm. Use these 6 steps to make it practical and measurable.

As a result of Coronavirus, many organizations have employees working from home. We think that many of them seem quite used to this situation after a few days,…

CEO fraud is targeted phishing with urgency and credible context. Reduce risk with strict verification rules, strong email controls (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), MFA, and…

Medical data is sensitive, long-lasting, and profitable. That is why healthcare is targeted by ransomware, extortion, and identity fraud. Here are key risks…

What exactly is security awareness? What is the meaning of security awareness? Security awareness is also known as security awareness. Security awareness is…