Cyber Library

Turn one‑and‑done training into real behavior change with relatable, bite‑sized content that protects your people at work and at home.

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60 Second Cybersecurity Kickoff

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A one-minute overview of cybersecurity best practices, timed to music. This video covers four essential strategies for maintaining cybersecurity at work. Impress upon your employees best cyber safety practices ranging from password protection to in-office cyber awareness, while strengthening your employees’ role as the first line of defense in cybersecurity. This video is great to use in a presentation to pick up the pace.

All videos are customized with your branding, which includes an animated treatment of your logo. Videos are delivered in HD MP4 format. Hosting of the video is not included in the base package and can be quoted separately.  
File Type: Video

$249.00

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During the checkout process, you will be prompted to upload your logo or send it via email. Once we have your brand material, we will deliver this resource branded for your organization in less than 48 hours. It will arrive via the e-mail you provided.

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