Basic Cybersecurity Training for Employees

Cyber attacks most often target people – which is why this basic training is designed for the entire company. It is suitable both for organizations subject to NIS2 requirements and for any company that wants its employees to master fundamental security principles.

Employees as the First Line of Defense

Up to 90% of cyber attacks start with employees – through phishing emails, fraudulent links, or social engineering. That’s why it’s crucial for every team member to recognize threats early. Our training teaches employees simple yet effective rules that protect not only themselves but the entire company.

The basic training on our 4CyberCity platform helps companies:

Training Content

Our training is divided into areas that cover the most common threats and errors of employees:

Password security - how to create a strong password and manage it securely.
Phishing and fraudulent e-mails - how to recognize a dangerous link or attachment.
Security incidents and responses to them - what to do in case of a suspicious attack.
Physical security and clean desk – how to protect physical documents and equipment.
Remote work and BYOD - safe use of own devices for work.
Personal data protection - GDPR principles in practice.
Social engineering – how not to be manipulated.
Backup and responsibility for data - prevention of data loss.
Ethics and legal responsibility – how to act in accordance with company rules.
Basics of supplier security – why and how to verify partners

How the Training Works

1. Choice of training level

Choice of basic training for all employees.

2. Step-by-step browsing of topics

Completion of all topics of the given level in a clear order.

3. Teaching in every topic

Educational videos, text part of education and interactive scenes from practice.

4. Final test on the topic

At the end of each topic, knowledge is checked with a short test.

5. Final duel with the hacker

After completing all the topics, a comprehensive examination of knowledge in all areas awaits you.

6. Graduation certificate

After a successful duel, you will receive a confirmation, including a QR code and the necessary metadata for checking.

Who the Training Is Intended For

All employees
Anyone who works with a computer, e-mail or company data.

Organizations
that want to strengthen their internal security culture.

Companies fulfilling legislative obligations
Entities covered by the Cyber Security Act and the NIS2 Directive.

Companies protecting their reputation and data
Even without legislative pressure, as prevention against financial losses and damage to reputation.

Fulfillment of NIS2 requirements and prevention for all

The training corresponds to the obligations arising from the NIS2 directive, but it also benefits companies that do not fall under this regulation. You get the confidence that your people know how to behave safely – and that your company is less vulnerable.

Confirmation and proof of training

After graduation, each employee receives a training certificate with a QR code that serves as proof of training. You can use this not only for internal needs, but also during audits or inspections – you have clear proof that you are actively training employees in cyber security.

FAQ

Is Training Mandatory for All Employees?

If you fall under NIS2, yes. Even outside of NIS2, it is recommended to train everyone, because every employee can be the target of an attack.

How Long Does the Training Take?

The entire module can be completed in 2–3 hours, but it is divided into short 10–15 minute lessons.

How Do I Find Out That Employees Have Completed the Training?

The administrator has access to reports on the progress and results of the training.

What If an Audit Comes?

Thanks to the QR code and metadata, it is possible to immediately prove the content, scope and success of the training.

How to Get Started

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