The Cybersecurity Awareness Campaign
A campaign by the Center that builds a culture of cybersecurity awareness in government and private organizations, using a range of digital and printed tools that cover the whole workplace. Its elements are designed to be clear, concise and effective for a wide range of employees.
Close to three quarters of cyber incidents are linked to the human factor. Security systems alone are no longer enough, and raising the awareness of employees at every level is now a core part of protecting the organization.
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Protecting the organization's reputation and cyber safety
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Higher employee engagement and regulatory compliance
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Lower risk of cyber incidents
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Avoiding breach costs, which average SAR 16.31 million globally
Campaign Elements
Each organization chooses the elements that suit it, or runs the full campaign with the Center's team.
The Rawam Platform
E-awareness and phishing simulation with Saudi content.
Awareness Lectures
Lectures and workshops delivered on site by the Center's specialists.
Awareness Notices
Awareness messages displayed to staff around the workplace.
Print and Digital Bulletins
Printed designs and e-bulletins that simplify security information.
Screen Savers
Awareness messages shown on employees' devices.
Branded Giveaways
Awareness items that keep the security message in view.
Awareness Week
An intensive week of awareness activities and events within the organization.
The Wa'i Certificate
Official accreditation once the organization meets the awareness requirements.
Complementary Solutions
Strategic Awareness Consulting
Developing the organization's cybersecurity awareness strategy and implementation plan, and evaluating existing programs and their impact.
Events and Exhibitions
Interactive challenges and awareness stations for events, exhibitions and Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Interactive EventsTopics from Our Awareness Lectures
The Wa'i Certificate
A certificate awarded to an organization that raises the awareness of at least 60% of its staff through a range of awareness channels, as the culmination of the awareness campaign. It is accredited by the Center of Excellence in Information Assurance for one year from the date of issue and presented by the Center's director to the organization's senior management.
Requirements
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Train 60% of StaffThe basic requirement for the certificate.
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Visible Awareness NoticesCybersecurity awareness notices displayed clearly to staff in the organization or applying department, from the Center or other sources.
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An Awareness Lecture for StaffA cybersecurity awareness lecture held within six months of applying, delivered with the Center or another provider.
Start Your Awareness Campaign
The Center's team supports you from assessing your current state to earning the Wa'i certificate.