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.
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 — password security, phishing, digital footprints — that this training brings to the boardroom.