Our principles to deliver risk awareness trainings in today's threat landscape and changing world:

1. Risk awareness training needs to be based on a systemic approach

2. Every organization is unique - it is impossible to deliver "catch all" trainings

3. Risk trainings need to be persistent

4. Content incubation is key to training material success

We believe that risk awareness training should be based on a systemic approach.

Therefore, we have developed a single framework to handle and tackle different types of risks from cybersecurity to various compliance topics such data protection and anti-corruption.

Every organization is unique.

This makes it is impossible to deliver "catch all" solutions to risk mitigation trainings. This by definition itself is risk.

Our commitment is to listen to the customers and provide the engine, which takes into account their particular concerns, specialties and environment.

Risk trainings should be persistent.

There is a term in cybersecurity called "Advanced Persistent Threat". This is how the most sophisticated adverseries carry out their cyber offensive operations. The only way to respond to this is with "Advanced Persistent Training".

It is an illusion that 30 minutes once a year will improve employees' risk behaviour. The training and updates should be constant, regular and be delivered as risks materialize.

Content incubation is key to training material success.

Our training content creation is based on a content incubation model, where customers have an oppourtunity to articulate their problems and issues, feed it to our content creation team and receive a ready-made product.

Building a customer community, providing an oppourtunity for this community to learn from eachothers' experiences is one of the most effective ways to create a risk training.

Risk trainings should be fun. Exercises should be fun. We cannot shame people into responsible behaviour. We want to approach risk training not from the position of condescension. We also want to be able to listen to the regular user feedback, understand their behaviour, explain to them that changing little things can actually have an exponential effect in organisations' security profiles.