Our Security Awareness Engagement Toolkit – updated for Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025 (CAM2025) – has everything needed to create a security awareness program to improve people’s security behaviors.
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By the end of Cybersecurity Awareness Month we want you to be able to show the specific security behaviors your activities have influenced, and the risks that were impacted as a result.
We’ve built a simple, lightweight planning tool based on the Security Behavior Database. The tool lets you map your activities, initiatives, and awareness efforts to the 8 SebDB risk-outcomes, as well as a range of risk factors defined by your organization.
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Our audacious scientific pioneers, supported by the SebDB Community, have researched and categorized 30+ approaches to boost security awareness engagement.
Organized by cost, tactic type, and effort, this framework helps prioritize where to deploy your (often limited) resources.
Exclusive to the toolkit, access to EIGHT story-style blogs:
We asked 1,000 US and UK professionals, to understand what they think of, and how they engage with, Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Some interesting trends emerged…
Get the complete dataset for detailed insight into:
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This comprehensive planning guide shows how behavioral science can be adopted into CAM campaigns to:
We also share tips from innovative organizations and industry veterans who made a splash—and had fun—with their CAM campaigns.
Human-related security incidents continue to plague organizations of all kinds.
But ask yourself, how many tactics are you using to drive engagement? If you can count them on one hand, it’s time to put aside an hour to listen to this.
In this on-demand webinar, we asked leading industry voices from Meta, New York Life and Raytheon Technologies to help us identify how to create a culture of security awareness in your organization.
