The overall user interface could be improved as it seems outdated. While the content is excellent, updating the design would enhance the experience. Introducing AI technologies to integrate with the training could also allow a more dynamic learning path and help users focus on areas where they struggle.
Sales Account Manager at a security firm with 11-50 employees
Reseller
2022-12-05T15:48:00Z
Dec 5, 2022
From Kaspersky and basically everybody that provides security awareness training, there should be more of a drive from their side to promote the product. It's becoming more of an essential product than a luxury. If you hire somebody, it should be a prerequisite that they pass these exams and you give them 15 or 20 minutes a day to do that. I think there should be a drive towards it. When you get audited, cybersecurity awareness training is on the audit list, so it is a box that needs to be checked by corporations. A lot of them just don't see how important it is until they're hacked. It's not just about being hacked and about their data, it's about their reputation.
Security Awareness Training is crucial for safeguarding organizations against cyber threats. It empowers employees with the knowledge and skills to recognize and respond to potential security risks effectively, enhancing overall cybersecurity posture.This training involves educating employees on best practices in cybersecurity, including recognizing phishing attempts, understanding data protection policies, and implementing secure password protocols. It helps create a culture of security...
The overall user interface could be improved as it seems outdated. While the content is excellent, updating the design would enhance the experience. Introducing AI technologies to integrate with the training could also allow a more dynamic learning path and help users focus on areas where they struggle.
I cannot exactly identify what needs improvement since I used it more than a year ago. However, the GUI could be improved.
From Kaspersky and basically everybody that provides security awareness training, there should be more of a drive from their side to promote the product. It's becoming more of an essential product than a luxury. If you hire somebody, it should be a prerequisite that they pass these exams and you give them 15 or 20 minutes a day to do that. I think there should be a drive towards it. When you get audited, cybersecurity awareness training is on the audit list, so it is a box that needs to be checked by corporations. A lot of them just don't see how important it is until they're hacked. It's not just about being hacked and about their data, it's about their reputation.