Trusted by more than 50 000 users across 500 organizations, including:
Discover what some of them are saying:
Statistics leave no doubt …
90%
of information security breaches involve some kind of human error.
… does employee behavior receive a proportional share of your security budget?
Secure Practice creates security champions
Learn how every employee can become a contributor to better cyber security in your organization.
Motivate a secure mindset
Facilitate an empathetic dialogue about security in your company. Build awareness through positive interactions, and get insights for further action. We offer:
- Gamification and feedback with user experiences that people will love
- Useful end-user tools with high visibility results for everyone
Provide relevant training
Offer a positive learning experience, relevant for both personal life and work. Align training with user needs to stimulate a sense of mastery. We offer:
- Personalized progress to resonate with individual risk understanding
- High quality content with first class support for any platform
Improve employee behaviors
Change comes easier when the tasks are easy, or the motivation is high. Take advantage of metrics and culture to drive human security. We offer:
- Collaborative platform with security habits for everyone
- Data-driven improvement with actionable feedback
Award-winning software services:
«Secure Practice offers a unique way for employees and companies to detect and respond to targeted email threats.»
Outstandig Security Performance Awards
Winner 2018: «Best new security product»
Developed with support from:
Simulated phishing: Goals and methodology
Is it okay to trick your own colleagues? With simulated phishing, this is precisely what we do, when sending employees fake emails to increase their cyber awareness.
Feeling the difference between human error and secure behavior
What do emotions and empathy have to do with digital security? Can job satisfaction increase password quality? See the talk on what scientific research on these matters.
How to find email headers in Outlook
Have you ever received an email and wondered if it could be dangerous, or maybe worth warning your colleagues about? It is definitely a good idea to report the suspicious email to IT, but the usefulness of your reporting increases if you are able to include the email headers.
– 1800 pairs of eyes on security is better than ten
Financial services company Storebrand has chosen Secure Practice to help employees with safe handling of suspicious emails. Bjørn Richard Watne (CISO) says the solution greatly helps both preventive and operative security.
– A lack of reporting is a lost opportunity for improvement
Gamification engages, but it is the employees' contributions to information security we value the most in Secure Practice, says security manager and data protection officer Ole Martin Refvik from Admincontrol.
– The collective benefit is significant to us
Chief information security officer (CISO) Vigleik Hustadnes at energy and communications company Tussa, says that employee awareness is an important focus area for their security work, and that Secure Practice is a good fit here.
Ready to get started?
We have written a guide for you to get started with human-centered security. Access our free resource now, and learn:
- How to nurture drivers for employee engagement
- How to avoid common obstacles for reporting
- Practical examples and steps to get started