NIS2 compliance and cybersecurity awareness training for European SME boards — built on instructional design, not slide decks nobody remembers.
NIS2 makes that a legal gap, not just a training gap. Article 21(2)(g) requires basic cyber hygiene training across the organization. Article 20 requires separate, dedicated training for management bodies — with accountability that, in several member states, extends to individual directors.
Basic cyber hygiene training required across the whole organization.
Dedicated training for management bodies, with personal accountability for serious non-compliance.
One session, three modules, built to be understood by directors without a technical background.
What the board is responsible for overseeing — and what it isn't.
Modern threats and compliance requirements, explained without jargon.
Article 20, personal exposure, and what "adequate oversight" looks like in practice.
Self-serve training and education, ready to use today — each one links out to Gumroad to purchase.
A complete, self-guided board training package — run it yourselves, no outside facilitator required.
A gamified cybersecurity education platform for children ages 8–12 — password security, phishing, privacy, cyberbullying, and digital footprints, taught through play.
Thirteen years of teaching — English, Literature, and Mass Communication across secondary and university levels in Nigeria and Togo — came before cybersecurity, not after. That background is the actual differentiator: training designed the way good teaching is designed, not the way compliance paperwork is designed.
Jayne also built CyberHeroes Defenders, a gamified cybersecurity education platform teaching children ages 8–12 the same fundamentals this training brings to the boardroom.