$49.00
Keep your employees’ holidays happy with these three sets of tips: before they leave, on the road, and after they arrive.
$199.00
A fast, interactive quiz exposing AI’s hidden risks—from misinformation to oversharing—plus steps for safer use at work and home.
$249.00
Understand the growing threat of AI-generated deepfakes and learn how to protect your digital identity in under 3 minutes.
$149.00
It’s an odd name, but it’s a huge cybersecurity issue. We show a real example of a pig butchering scam, analyze the steps being taken, and point out the red flags indicating this is a scam.
$49.00
A simple, custom-branded privacy guide with 5 essential tips to stay secure in today’s connected world.
$149.00
How can a cyber team keep online safety in mind when there’s so much crime? Here’s an entertaining quiz that your employees will learn from and remember.
$49.00
A colorful, 1-page poster featuring three surprised chickens reminding employees, students, and families to question what they see on social media and verify before believing or sharing.
$49.00
This quick-reference poster shows secure, easy ways to store complex passwords using either paid software or built-in device tools.
$199.00
Even though we know not to use easy-to-guess passwords, too many of us still do. Here are 5 of the passwords to avoid altogether, and practical tips to create strong passwords.
$49.00
Spot fake job offers with this 1-page infographic that shares 10 essential LinkedIn safety tips to help employees and job seekers avoid scams.
$49.00
A colorful, 1-page poster featuring a sloth explaining that even if you aren’t rich, your personal information is still valuable to scammers—designed to encourage employees, students, and families to protect their personal data.
$49.00
Just because the website (or search engine) is legitimate doesn’t mean the ads displayed there are. Here’s how to be a sharp online consumer.
$249.00
What trusted, familiar brands are used most often in phishing emails? Check out this video and remind your employees not to be convinced just because an urgent message seems to be from a company they trust.
