SecurityIQ by InfoSec Institute

By: msdc | December 29, 2018

Add a critical layer of human defense to your district’s security strategy with SecurityIQ awareness training. SecurityIQ by InfoSec Institute combines thousands of phishing simulations and engaging awareness training modules in one automated platform, saving you time while delivering a personalized learning experience to every district employee.

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