A phishing test is only valuable if you act on the results
A single test provides a snapshot. Ongoing, relevant phishing simulations show how the risk is changing and give employees the opportunity...
September 15, 2026
Inappropriate gestures
Explains how body language and gestures can be perceived as crossing boundaries. You’ll learn to be mindful of both intent and impact.
Dion Grydell
Introductory Meeting – SecureFirst
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What is NIS2? And what do the requirements mean for your business in 2026?
NIS 2 imposes significantly higher requirements for cybersecurity, risk management, and management responsibility on Danish companies and organizations. For covered...
What is ransomware, and why do companies choose to pay millions to cybercriminals?
Ransomware has become one of the most serious cyber threats facing modern businesses. These attacks are no longer just about locking files; they increasingly involve extortion, data theft, and threats to a company’s operations and reputation. When the consequences become severe enough, even well-protected organizations may find themselves in a situation where paying a ransom becomes a real consideration.
But why does this happen, and what can companies do to reduce the risk?