The biggest cybersecurity gap
No matter what technologies you have in place, your users could be the reason your organisation experiences a security breach
- 75% of employees are tricked by bogus emails
- 99% of malware is distributed by email or across the web
- 80% of breaches are via weak or stolen passwords
Nanolearning is an effective way of educating users and helping reduce the chances of a cyber security breach.
Click below for a sample Security Awareness course module:
View sample nanolearningWhy JungleMap nanolearning?
More effective
Research shows that after only a few months, only 6-10% of learning is retained. Nanolearning helps improve memory retention and thus effectiveness of training
Just in time training
Avoid diary wars with lessons that can be taken any time and scheduled when security events such as "wanacry" are in the wild
Automated
Easily set up and automatically monitored, training throughout the year is a few clicks away
JungleMap nanolearning benefits
Cheaper and easier to manage than traditional classroom or Learning Management systems, Junglemap is:
Junglemap Cybersecurity learning:
Information Security Awareness 365
How to educate users on an attack happening right now, or customize the program to fit ever-changing threats. This Junglemap nanolearning course is designed for all employees
Information Security Awareness 365 for Managers
How to educate users on an attack happening right now, or customize the program to fit ever-changing threats. This Junglemap nanolearning course is designed for managers
Information Security Awareness 365 for CEO's and board
How to educate users on an attack happening right now, or customize the program to fit ever-changing threats. This Junglemap nanolearning course is designed for board members & CEO's
Junglemap nanolearning GDPR introduction covering: Personal Data, The Purpose of the New Regulation, A Brief Overview of the Regulation, How Does this Affect My Workday?
GDPR Controller & Processor Roles
Comprehensive Junglemap nanolearning GDPR course including: Basic Data Protection Principles; Responsibility of Controllers; Records of Processing Activities; Finding an Appropriate Security Level; Data Protection Impact Assessments