E-learning NIS2 and KSC for employees

Although the regulations do not specify a particular frequency – unlike the rules for management training – best practice is to hold regular training at least once a year, or more often in the event of significant changes, e.g. new threats.

The training fulfils the obligation arising from the amendment to the National Cybersecurity Act. Good training is a measure that minimises the occurrence of incidents.

Yes, participation in the training must be documented in such a way that the organisation is able to demonstrate that specific individuals were trained, when, in what scope, and with what result (test score).

The fact of participation, the scope of the training, and the result of the post-training knowledge test should be documented in such a way that the organisation is able to demonstrate – e.g. in the event of an inspection by a competent authority – that specific individuals were trained, when, in what scope, and with what result.

This can be achieved through, for example, signed attendance lists, certificates, training completion certificates generated after a successful test result, reports from the e-learning platform containing information about the trained individuals, test results, and training dates. To demonstrate what topics the training covered, it is worth having the training programme, presentation or a copy of the training materials provided to participants.

Yes, the e-learning is also available in the SCORM standard and can be deployed in any LMS system used in your organisation.

You can order the training directly via the contact form on the website or by contacting our consultant. For larger teams, we prepare individual offers and group discounts.

No, the e-training does not require technical knowledge. It has been prepared in a simple and comprehensible way, with all users in mind.

Cybersecurity is a field concerned with protecting information systems, computer networks, mobile devices and data from unauthorised access, use, modification or destruction.

Cybersecurity is extremely important today. As information and communication technology develops, more and more data is stored in networks, increasing the risk of theft or destruction. Cybercrime and hacker attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and require ever more effective protective measures. This is why cybersecurity training is an important safeguard for private users, businesses and government institutions alike.

There are many different threats, including:

• •Hackers may attempt to break into a device, system or network to gain access to data or infect your device with malware.
• •Viruses, trojans, worms and other malware can infect your device and then steal data, perform actions on your device or use it in attacks against others.
• •Phishing – third parties may attempt to obtain personal data such as passwords, email addresses or credit card details by impersonating trusted companies or institutions.
• •Privacy violations – personal data may be collected and used without your knowledge or consent, for example by advertising companies.
• •Other threats – such as identity theft, spying, man-in-the-middle attacks, social engineering, etc.

Yes, we can add or remove content and examples, and even modify the knowledge check and final questions. Materials can be provided by the client or developed together with our experts. We can use our graphic template (a faster and more cost-effective option) or create a new one according to the client's needs.

Participants who have completed the training and passed the test receive a course completion certificate sent to the provided email address. Additionally, participants will receive (in PDF format) a guide: Principles of Safe Remote Work.

If the employee did not pass the test, it means they did not pay sufficient attention during the training. They will need to go through the entire "Cybersecurity" e-learning again. This does not involve any additional charges.