RiskSight’s cyber hygiene training is a dynamic and modular e-learning platform designed to decrease human cyber risk behaviour through self-paced, risk-driven cyber awareness training tasks and cases.
Human cyber risk management through persistent, engaging, relevant, responsive and modular training.
Short, current tasks on topics such as phishing, passwords, devices, data and internet safety.
All users in the organisation, from front-desk employees to the executive board.
Customer-driven training cycles, with up to 52 tasks per year. A task takes 3–5 minutes to complete.
The e-learning cyber awareness platform hosted regionally, according to data protection needs.
English, Estonian, Finnish, German, Russian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Swedish.
Dynamic cyber hygiene training is available in three service tiers based on the scope, expectations and requirements of the organisation, sector or country.
The baseline for cyber awareness through standardised training, providing readiness and protection for small organisations.
The industry practice for cyber awareness training, providing flexibility and customisation for mid-sized organisations.
The highest available cyber awareness training, allowing for a fully bespoke approach for large organisations and enterprises.
RiskSight’s proprietary cyber hygiene e-learning platform that is delivered as a Software-as-a-Service solution, being fully customised, branded and hosted in the chosen region.
Individuals completing the training tasks.
Unit- or organisation-level supervisors of risk and progress.
Technical and content managers of the platform.
Regular cyber hygiene training cuts click-through on malicious emails and credential reuse.
Reporting shows which people, units and behaviours carry the most risk.
A documented, continuous programme that showcases compliance to auditors and supervisory authorities.
Staff report a suspicious message instead of deleting it quietly.
Incidents detected early by employees cost a fraction of those addressed later.
A common baseline that protects supply chains, public services and critical infrastructure, resulting in a more secure society.
Topics include a wide range of realistic cyber risk behaviour tasks and cases, including password creation and management, phishing detection, secure remote work practices, social media safety, personal and work life segregation and other areas based on the evolving threat landscape.
No, it is not possible to fail the dynamic cyber hygiene course. Instead, the course focuses on assessing risks of different topics in specific risk categories.
Each customer assigns their own training cycle, which releases a respective amount of training content per cycle. Tasks take 3–5 minutes to complete.
Progress is measured on a completion and risk basis. Analysts monitor completion rates and overdue users are flagged and notified. Similarly, analysts monitor risk levels and are notified of high-risk users.
From the Standard tier, the identity and access management is available through the LDAP or SAML protocols with multi-factor authentication.
Yes, the solution can also be delivered as on-premises for one-off projects.
Yes, a certificate becomes available once all of the current training cycle tasks are completed.
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