This presentation covers best practices on securing devices, showing the importance of protecting devices even if they do not contain sensitive material.

Both our Animation and Live-Action videos for this topic highlight the importance of the behavior of reporting things. The Animation provides a clear definition of what an incident is that may help security teams bridge that common gap of confusion.

A design team is meeting when a personified ransomware holds their documents and files hostage. The team panics for a moment, but they realize they don't need to pay because they have backups. Making backups of files ensures that they are not lost to ransomware attacks.

Staff holds the door to the office open while they discuss their company's great cyber security. In the process, a man walks right in and steals computers from the office. Be careful of who you let into the building.

Phishing emails are literally THE WORST. They are at the heart of nearly all cyberattacks. Learn why phishing emails work and a few tricks for how to identify them.

An office worker gets a scary email that looks urgent, but after taking a few seconds to look it over, she realizes it's a phishing email. Reporting phishing emails to the security team can help verify if there is a threat or not.

Learn the fundamentals of the Payment Card Industry's Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) in this short, funny, engaging video.

A personified password support group gripes about how passwords are misused.

Password training is boring. However, this video takes an interesting approach to bring a new viewpoint to the importance of passwords. Never before has "coughing in coworkers mouths" been used in a passwords training.