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Business Awareness Program

A Business Awareness Program is an organization-wide security awareness program in which employees are continuously guided through current threats and desired secure behavior.

  • Awareness campaigns, workshops, and e-learning in one cohesive program
  • Tailored to your organization and current threats
  • Focused on lasting behavior, not on one-time knowledge transfer

How a Business Awareness Program works at Cocoon

Individual training sessions often result in a temporary peak in alertness that fades within a few weeks. Awareness that is not repeated and does not align with daily practice does not stick.

Cocoon builds a customized program with a mix of awareness campaigns, workshops, e-learning, and recurring activities such as a Security Week, toolbox meetings, or lunch-and-learn sessions. The content aligns with current threats and recognizable situations from the organization’s own practice, and is supported where appropriate with gamification, quizzes, or an escape room.

The result is awareness that does not stop at a single training session, but is continuously maintained and becomes visible in the daily behavior of employees.

Business Awareness Program Cocoon

Frequently asked questions

  • What Is the Cost of a Business Awareness Program?

    The costs depend on the size of the organization, the number of components, and the duration of the program. Cocoon will prepare a tailored proposal after an intake.

  • Who is a Business Awareness Program for?

    For all employees, from operational staff to management. Each program is tailored to the target groups within the organization.

  • What is the Difference Between a Business Awareness Program and a Standalone Workshop?

    A workshop is a standalone component focused on a single point in time. A Business Awareness Program is ongoing and combines multiple formats, such as campaigns, e-learning, and workshops, into a cohesive whole.

  • How Long Does a Business Awareness Program Last?

    The program is typically structured as an ongoing process with recurring activities, not as a one-off project. The exact structure and duration are tailored to each organization.

  • Is the Program’s Impact Also Measured?

    Yes. The impact can be linked to Continuous Security Testing and KPI monitoring to show whether employee behavior actually changes.

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