Your Free Cybersecurity Awareness Month Resource Kit Is Ready
Prepare your agents for current and future cyber threats with this loadout of assets
Equip your team with the intel they need to stay ahead of global threat actors and threats such as social engineering and AI deepfakes. Transforming your workforce into a frontline defense force just got a lot easier.
This campaign-in-a-box for Cybersecurity Awareness Month casts your employees as "Secret Agents" in the struggle against cybercrime. In addition to free training modules and supporting posters and documents, we've included:
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NEW! Four "Workforce Risk Division Specialist" character cards/posters, plus additional posters and digital signage assets available in multiple languages
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NEW! Four tabletop exercise documents to test team skills in real-life scenarios across multiple common cybersecurity risk types
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Access to a curated collection of security awareness training videos and interactive modules straight from KnowBe4's award-winning training library
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Resources to help you plan your activities, including your Cybersecurity Awareness Month Resource Kit Strategy Dossier and Cybersecurity Awareness Weekly Planner
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A top-secret Mission Brief on a KnowBe4 free tool
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Access to two of our newest on-demand webinars and whitepapers
This October, each of the four themed weeks represents a new mission for your users to undertake. Along the way, they'll meet four Workforce Risk Division Specialists, each with unique skills to tackle the cyber threats of each week.
The Missions:
Week 1: Phishing and Social Engineering: This week focuses on the subtle red flags of social engineering that technical filters might miss and how to spot them.
Week 2: AI Safety and Deepfakes: Your agents must rely on their most valuable asset, their critical thinking skills, to verify what’s real.
Week 3: Data Security and Passwords: Make sure your agents know the value of what they protect and what’s at stake if it gets out.
Week 4: Incident Reporting: This week ensures every agent knows exactly how to signal for backup when they see something suspicious..png?width=1816&height=566&name=brandmark-design%20(83).png)