Repeat awareness activity
Run short, scenario-based practice over time rather than relying on a single annual learning event.
NIS2 SECURITY AWARENESS USE CASE
CoMaSy can support the human side of a cybersecurity-awareness programme with repeat decision practice, defined behavioural training signals and records that can be reviewed over time. It does not by itself make an organisation NIS2 compliant.
THE DECISION GAP
Where organisations need repeated awareness activity and a clearer way to review effectiveness, a bounded CoMaSy pilot can add defined decision measures without pretending that one platform satisfies the wider legal, organisational and technical obligations of NIS2.
Run short, scenario-based practice over time rather than relying on a single annual learning event.
Use documented measures such as pause, independent verification, impulse actions and pressure-pattern response.
Keep pilot participation and behavioural results clear enough for management review while preserving the limits of what the data can prove.
MEASUREMENT
The methodology and pilot report should state exactly what was measured, how the cohort changed and what remains outside the scope of the exercise. Legal compliance remains the organisation’s responsibility.
Read the methodology →BUYER QUESTIONS
No. CoMaSy supports elements of cybersecurity awareness and effectiveness evidence. It is not a certification or a substitute for legal, governance or technical compliance work.
A pilot can be configured around management or department-specific decision scenarios where that is part of the agreed scope.
The intended outputs are participation records, defined decision signals, baseline/post comparison and an executive review of what the evidence supports.
Yes. The intended commercial motion is complementary: add decision rehearsal and measurement rather than replace the existing stack first.
DEFINED COHORT. DEFINED METRICS. DEFINED DECISION POINT.