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Audience: General End Users Difficulty Level: Foundational Time: :30 - 1:00 seconds per video Availability: Available on Training as individual modules and to download as MP4s. Modules do not need to be assigned or watched together, designed to stand independently. No tracking metrics are available once MP4 is downloaded. Major Themes: These short, remediatory videos cover specific actions end users can take to protect themselves from cybersecurity threats. ⚠️ Note: MP4 downloads are for internal use only and not to be distributed outside your organization.

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Downloadable Versions: Available in Widescreen or Vertical

Widescreen: Shareable link with download option Preview: Vertical: Shareable link with download option Preview: DING! New video message from the Circle of Trust. The company password manager is causing quite the buzz…If you haven’t downloaded it yet, be sure to do so today so you can remain in line with our organization’s security practices! 📣 CONTENT SAMPLE: This is only a small sampling of all Security Snaps available to Living Security clients. Current Modules Available:
  • Credentials Online
  • Password Manager * Sample Available until January 1
  • Phishing
COMING SOON
  • Clean Desk Policy Infraction
  • Credentials Stale
  • Credentials Shared
  • Sensitive Data Uploaded
  • Simulated Phish Attachment Opened
  • Simulated SMS Phish Clicked
  • Password Manager Not Used Recently
  • Training Overdue - General
  • Training Failed - General
  • Real Phish Clicked Multiple Times
  • Data Deleted in Bulk
  • Data Downloaded in Bulk
  • Data Uploaded in Bulk
  • IDP Suspicious Activity
  • Login Failure - MFA Required
  • Malicious Data Detected
  • Real Phish Clicked
  • Real Phish Opened
  • Single Sign-On Failed
  • Personal Data Leaked
  • Suspicious Data Access
  • Suspicious Data Transfer
  • Simulated Phish Action
  • Multiple Login Failures (Password Manager)
  • Multiple Login Failures (Password Hygiene
  • Website Blocked
  • Malicious Website Visited
  • Website Access Warned Repeatedly
  • Malware-Related Risks Observed
  • Targeted by a Real Phish