KnowBe4, the world-renowned cybersecurity platform that comprehensively addresses human and AI agent risk management, today announced it has reached a milestone of one million students trained through the KnowBe4 Student Edition. The KnowBe4 Student Edition security awareness training, designed for students 16 and older, tackles crucial topics like phishing and credential theft, sextortion and doxing, oversharing and digital privacy, and financial and campus scams. It prepares students to be cyber-ready today and in their future careers while also protecting them and their institutions from current attacks.
Find more information on the KnowBe4 Student Edition here.
Ben Syn, director, university and career education, KnowBe4 will speak on a panel at the Educase Conference on Tuesday, October 28 at 2:15 p.m. Central Time on the topic of “Beyond Borders: Transforming Student Cybersecurity from Obligation to Campus Culture.” The session will provide actionable strategies for improving student engagement rates, transforming cybersecurity awareness from mundane compliance to a vibrant campus culture. KnowBe4 also has a booth at the event #961.
Additionally, KnowBe4 offers a complimentary Interactive Cybersecurity Activity Kit designed for children aged five to 15 years old. This kit offers a fun and engaging way for parents and educators to teach the basics of online safety.
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KnowBe4 Student Edition Achieves Milestone of One Million Students Trained
KnowBe4, the world-renowned cybersecurity platform that comprehensively addresses human and AI agent risk management, today announced it has reached a milestone of one million students trained through the KnowBe4 Student Edition. The KnowBe4 Student Edition security awareness training, designed for students 16 and older, tackles crucial topics like phishing and credential theft, sextortion and doxing, oversharing and digital privacy, and financial and campus scams. It prepares students to be cyber-ready today and in their future careers while also protecting them and their institutions from current attacks.
Find more information on the KnowBe4 Student Edition here.
Ben Syn, director, university and career education, KnowBe4 will speak on a panel at the Educase Conference on Tuesday, October 28 at 2:15 p.m. Central Time on the topic of “Beyond Borders: Transforming Student Cybersecurity from Obligation to Campus Culture.” The session will provide actionable strategies for improving student engagement rates, transforming cybersecurity awareness from mundane compliance to a vibrant campus culture. KnowBe4 also has a booth at the event #961.
Additionally, KnowBe4 offers a complimentary Interactive Cybersecurity Activity Kit designed for children aged five to 15 years old. This kit offers a fun and engaging way for parents and educators to teach the basics of online safety.
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