The Cybersecurity Awareness Month your team will actually remember.
A free, ready-to-run October campaign for the attacks employees face in 2026 — AI phishing, deepfake voices, fake MFA prompts, shadow AI. 4 themes, 12 assets, zero build time.
The click, the approval, the upload: that's where breaches happen now.
Employees are targeted through AI-generated emails, cloned voices, and fake executives. Despite technological barriers, the best defense is still human.
We built this free Cybersecurity Awareness Month program to turn human intelligence into workforce resilience.
4 weekly themes to address the most urgent topics
AI-Powered Deception
Learn more about deepfakes , vishing, AI-written phishing, and how they are convincing enough to fool employees. Your team will learn hot to spot and avoid these new traps.
Evolution of Phishing
Attacks now arrive through QR codes, chat platforms, fake MFA prompts, and browser pages, channels that we will cover on this package.
Identity and Login Risk
Attackers don't break in anymore, they log in. Every approval an employee taps is now a security decision. Your team will learn to see the signs and avoid catastrophic data breaches.
Shadow AI & Data Leakage
Employees paste sensitive data into AI tools with good intentions and no sense of risk. Awareness is the first control that actually sees it.
How to implement the 4-week program?
Each week pairs one core lesson (video or interactive module) with two supporting pieces — an infographic, scenario exercise, or quick-reference guide. Delivered weekly, ready to plug into your rollout channels.
What you'll get fom the program
In the package
What changes for your org
Access & FAQ
Submit the form, and our Projects team will get in touch with the link to download the assets and a guide to implement them.
Is this actually free?
Yes. It's completely free.
Who is this program best suited for?
Cybersecurity, human risk, and security awareness teams planning a Cyber Awareness Month campaign for their workforce.
It is especially relevant for organizations preparing employees for AI-powered social engineering, modern phishing, identity-based attacks, and shadow AI/data leakage.
Do we need a specific LMS?
No specific LMS is required, but your LMS should support standard SCORM packages for the core learning assets.
Core modules are expected to be delivered as SCORM files, with support for common LMS standards such as SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004. Supporting assets, such as infographics, posters, and quick guides, may be delivered as PDF or PNG files. Video assets may be delivered as MP4 files or bundled into a SCORM module.
If your team runs into issues uploading or testing the files, Right-Hand can help troubleshoot.
Right-Hand reserves the right to review, approve, or decline any request for the Cybersecurity Awareness Month Kit at its sole discretion, and to withhold access from any organization without stating a reason. Access is intended for organizations rolling the kit out to their own workforce; requests from competitors, resellers, or parties seeking to redistribute the materials may be declined. Assets are provided as-is for internal use only and may not be resold, sublicensed, or publicly redistributed. Organizations that apply must be aware that Right-Hand will not be responsible for implementing the assets, that being the responsibility of the applicant.