Setting objectives
Goal-setting based on global benchmarking against world/ industry averages
Learning management
Automated learning management with a comprehensive curriculum of cybersecurity competences, delivered in a variety of content formats
Reporting and analytics
Live tracking of data, trends and forecasts and on-the-fly analysis of the potential for improvement where needed
Program appreciation
True gamification based on relevant everyday participant experiences, offering competition and challenge and preventing overload
These training programs are particularly well suited to addressing the security requirements, concerns and constraints of these enterprise sectors.
Explore examples of Security Awareness solutions at work in the field
Solution: Kaspersky Interactive Protection Simulation (KIPS)
TNCT is a higher education institution, based in Yamagata, Japan.
The organization was founded in 1963, and specializes in IT, electrical and electronics, mechanical engineering, and industrial chemistry. This Japanese vocational training provider arms its students with practical skills to tackle cyberthreats through implementing Kaspersky Interactive Protection Simulation (KIPS)
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Solution: CITO
The Group headquartered in Vienna employs people in 11 countries. The portfolio ranges from production and distribution of basic chemicals up to facilities for the development and production of consumer goods in the field of cosmetics, household and technology.
Solution: Kaspersky Interactive Protection Simulation (KIPS)
NITech’s Koshijima Research Lab studies business continuity plans (BCP) in the context of cyberattacks and conducts regular security workshops. It places KIPS at the heart of its vocational training.
Kasperky Lab recognized in the 'niche' functionality segment in the Forrester report, Now Tech: Security Awareness And Training Solutions, Q1 2019
Learn more, with thought leadership from our globally recognized cybersecurity experts
Kaspersky Security Awareness creates a strong and self-sustained corporate cyber-environment through a gamified, visual and corporate-wide learning approach. This is the only way to successfully fight the human mistakes that are the biggest cyber-risk to enterprises today.
80% of breaches are caused by employee inadvertence and negligence
$400 per employee per year - the average cost of phishing attacks alone
Our training programs reduce monetary losses from attacks by 50-60%
$865,000 - the average impact of incidents involving employees actions
Standard awareness programs are inefficient and hard to manage
The ROI in Kaspersky Security Awareness is up to 30 times outlay
Raising security levels through predicting, preventing and responding to financially motivated cybercrime
