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This kit helps you communicate effectively about Albert and phishing campaigns, two essential pillars of our cybersecurity approach.

Inside, you will find key messages, email templates, and best practices to engage teams, increase completion rates, and reduce your vulnerability. Clear and regular communication is essential to encourage the adoption of Albert and strengthen vigilance against phishing.

In this kit, you’ll find all the tools you need to involve your teams and track their progress.

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📋 Summary

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1. Keys to a successful launch

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Communication objectives:

• Raise awareness among 100% of employees,
• Engage managers as key ambassadors,
• Make the Executive Committee the visible sponsor of the program,
• Create a positive and long-lasting cybersecurity culture. </aside>

Whether through posters, videos, TV screens, or emails, we recommend indicating:

1. The program start date (“starting from”),
2. The pace: about 1 per month (to be adjusted according to your program),
3. The duration of each course: no more than 5 minutes per session,
4. The conversational format (Slack/Teams, Google Chat, Email),
5. Empower employees — cybersecurity awareness concerns everyone and is therefore mandatory.

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Tip: You can also build on key moments like Cyber Month or a recent phishing attempt.

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