Discover the top 5 cloud attacks and how cloud security awareness training from Anagram Security helps prevent them. Real-world, interactive, and actually fun.
Discover why security awareness training is essential for IT Admins and DevOps teams. Learn how Anagram Security’s hands-on training builds real-world instincts, sharpens threat detection, and reduces cyber risk across your tech stack
Wire fraud and data breaches aren’t just IT problems. They’re business problems. And finance is right at the center of it.
Discover how role-based security training protects high-risk roles like finance, HR, and developers. Learn how Anagram Security does it smartly.
OWASP (Open Worldwide Application Security Project) is the go-to when it comes to understanding what real threats look like.
Learn why human risk management matters and how Anagram’s training helps your team spot threats and stay secure without the boring stuff.
Learn how to create a strong application security training program for developers and teams. Explore real-world strategies with Anagram Security’s interactive approach.
Discover how gamification in security training boosts engagement, builds real-world instincts, and reduces risk.
Learn secure coding best practices that actually work without the boring training. Learn how to build a security-first culture using OWASP guidelines, real-world dev training, and behavior-based awareness with Anagram Security.
Looking to make Cybersecurity Awareness Month count? Here are 10 engaging ideas companies can use to boost employee awareness, plus expert training from Anagram Security.
Your finance team can move money, access payroll data, view sensitive financial forecasts, and basically control the lifeblood of your organization. So why, WHY, are so many of them still using passwords that would take a moderately intelligent hamster about 3.5 seconds to guess?
Protecting Financial Data: Key Cybersecurity Awareness Training Modules for Finance
For too many organizations, cybersecurity training is still treated like a checkbox—a generic, one-size-fits-all exercise built more for compliance than impact. The result?People click through. Nothing sticks. And the risks remain. If you want real security outcomes, you need real behavior change.
Social Engineering Attacks: How Hackers Hack You (Not Your Computer), and How You Can Stop It
Finance Compliance and Cyber Resilience: Why Cybersecurity Training Meets Regulations
"The Insider Threat: Preventing Internal Financial Data Breaches in Your Company" discusses how insider threats, often unintentional, pose a significant risk to financial data. It highlights that these threats account for a large percentage of breaches, cost millions, and are harder to detect than external attacks.
Let’s start with the uncomfortable truth: when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest risk isn’t the outdated firewall, the zero-day exploit, or some shadowy hacker named Vlad. It’s Carl in accounting. Or Janine in HR. Or—sorry to say—it might be you.
AI-powered job scams are here. Learn why cybersecurity awareness must now include HR, hiring managers, and every employee — before threats get hired.
The Innovate Cybersecurity Summit in Nashville is fast approaching, and Anagram Security is thrilled to be part of this premier event! As a next-generation cybersecurity awareness platform, we're redefining how organizations train and prepare their teams for the evolving cyber threat landscape. If you're attending, we'd love to connect—visit us at Booth 116!
This blog emphasizes the need for finance-specific cybersecurity training that goes beyond general compliance exercises. It highlights weaknesses in traditional training and proposes solutions like finance-focused attack simulations, micro-learning modules integrated into workflows, and metrics that track real security behavior changes.
This blog highlights why finance teams are prime targets for cyberattacks. They handle money, urgent requests, and sensitive data, making them vulnerable to Business Email Compromise, phishing, and ransomware.
Organizations often dump obscene amounts of money into the latest and greatest cybersecurity defenses—firewalls, endpoint detection, fancy intrusion detection systems—only to find that criminals still tiptoe through the most straightforward exploit of all: their employees. People remain the single biggest security risk, and no matter how robust your software is, it can’t fix poor judgment or naive clicks. That’s where security awareness training comes in.
Let’s be real: most cybersecurity training is useless.You multi-task through a boring slideshow, click through some multiple-choice questions, maybe watch a video with stock footage of a hacker in a hoodie—and then promptly forget everything the moment you close the tab.And guess what? Hackers love it. Because while employees are dozing off during mandatory training, cybercriminals are actively exploiting weak spots, phishing emails are still getting clicks, and passwords like Password123 are alive and well.
AI is changing the cybersecurity game—and not always in a good way. Sure, AI-powered tools can spot threats faster, automate security processes, and make defenders more efficient. But guess what? Hackers have AI too. And they’re using it to scale attacks, craft hyper-realistic phishing scams, and break through defenses faster than ever. So, while companies are patting themselves on the back for “leveraging AI for cybersecurity,” attackers are busy outpacing them. Welcome to the AI-powered arms race. Here’s what’s happening—and how to not get left behind.
Introducing Anagram, a new kind of cybersecurity training, built for how people actually learn.