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SecuLab — Cybersecurity & Data Compliance Training
A new training centre that prepares your teams for today's cyber threats — and gives CISOs and DPOs the proof of awareness that NIS2 and GDPR demand.
Why cybersecurity training matters
People are the first target
Most breaches start with a click, a reused password or a convincing phone call. Trained teams stop attacks that tools miss.
NIS2 makes training mandatory
Article 20 requires management bodies to follow cybersecurity training, and Article 21 expects regular training for staff.
GDPR expects awareness
DPOs must ensure staff handling personal data are aware of their obligations — and prove it during audits.
Training programmes
Security awareness for all staff
Short, practical sessions on passwords, phishing, devices and data handling.
Phishing & social-engineering drills
Realistic simulated campaigns with feedback, so teams learn to spot and report attacks.
Incident response & crisis tabletops
Exercises that rehearse a ransomware or data-breach scenario with IT, legal and leadership.
NIS2, GDPR & EU AI Act for management
What directors, CISOs and DPOs are accountable for — and how to evidence it.
How it works
- 01
Assess
Map roles, risks and current awareness levels.
- 02
Train
Deliver tailored programmes per team and role.
- 03
Simulate
Test readiness with drills and tabletop exercises.
- 04
Report
Track completion and results as audit evidence in Drimt.
Frequently asked questions
What is SecuLab?
SecuLab is a new cybersecurity and data-compliance training centre that prepares teams to recognise, resist and respond to cyber threats.
Who are the trainings for?
All employees, plus dedicated tracks for CISOs, DPOs, IT teams and management bodies with NIS2 or GDPR accountability.
Do the trainings help with NIS2 compliance?
Yes. NIS2 requires cybersecurity training for management and staff; SecuLab programmes are designed to help meet and document that obligation.
How do we get started?
Book a training consultation. We review your teams and obligations and propose a programme.