Content catalog

Cybersecurity awareness content

The SMARTFENSE catalog brings together more than a thousand pieces in 22 languages, covering both training content and attack simulations. All of it is available from day one, with no production work up front and without depending on anyone else to launch the first campaign.

Among them, English, Italian and the specific variants of Spanish and Portuguese, so a regional campaign does not read like a translation.

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The three catalogs

Three predefined catalogs, depending on who you are addressing

Each catalog has its own path, its own depth and its own language. They can be used separately or combined within a single program.

Information security for end users

For the whole organization, with no prior technical knowledge. It is the base path of any program.

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Information security for advanced users

For technical profiles, development teams and management. It goes into secure development, governance and incident management.

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Industrial Cybersecurity

For OT environments and production plants, where a shutdown has physical consequences and not only IT ones.

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The formats

Seven formats, and a layer of play that runs through them

No two people learn the same way, and no single format works for everyone. These are the formats available in the catalog today, each with its own page.

Content with a name of its own

Stories with characters, not just training material

These are the pieces people open out of curiosity rather than obligation. Each one has its own universe, its own protagonists and its own publishing rhythm.

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Comic

The Cyber Justice League

An original comic about threats and protective measures in the physical and the digital world, built to widen the reach of an awareness program.

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Manga

STEEL://CODE

One Japanese city in two eras centuries apart. Three main characters, each with a security blind spot your audience recognises in their own day to day.

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Safe use of AI

A block dedicated to the safe use of AI

Organizations adopt AI faster than they define how to use it. That is why there is a dedicated content block, in several formats, covering everything from information leaking into unapproved tools to AI-generated impersonation.

It is the part of the catalog that gets revised most often, because the techniques change every few months.

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Compliance

Every piece of content, mapped to the clause it covers

The content is mapped to specific clauses of each regulatory framework. That makes it possible to see the level of coverage the organization reaches with each awareness action, and to evidence it in a review.

  • ISO/IEC 27002. The mapping covers control 6.3 on information security awareness, education and training, and leaves a record of who completed what.
  • NIS 2 Directive. It covers the cybersecurity training requirement for staff and for the management bodies of the entities in scope.
  • GDPR. It covers the training obligations for staff who process personal data.

See the full mapping and the reports by regulation

Adaptation

The catalog adapts to your organization, not the other way around

What comes predefined is the starting point. From there, each organization decides who receives what, in which words and under which catalog.

Content focused on the target audience

The content is written for the way people think and act in Latin America, Spain, Portugal and Italy.

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Management of multiple catalogs

Each catalog is managed independently, with its own system of roles and permissions.

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Content tailored to each organization

The texts, the imagery and the examples can be edited so they speak the internal language of the organization.

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Audience of an Awareness Program

Who needs to receive what, and why not every profile needs the same path.

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On the blog

How to choose and combine the formats

How to choose between comic, video and newsletter

Which format suits the behavior you want to shift, and when it is worth combining them.

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Content that changes behavior

Why the content people remember is not always the content that changes what they do.

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We show you the catalog from the inside: the formats, the regulatory mapping and how each piece is assigned to each audience.