One prompt, not a poster wall
Each screen makes a single point in plain language and shows the H.A.C.K. pressure pattern behind it. No clutter, no logo soup, nothing to dismiss.
SECURITY AWARENESS LOCK SCREENS
The security reminder people actually see.
Most security awareness lands in an inbox once a year and is gone by lunchtime. A lock screen puts one short prompt — Pause, Assess, Talk — in front of someone every time they pick up a phone or wake a laptop, in the seconds before they click, reply or pay. Konfydence writes the prompts, keeps them current, and delivers a fresh one every two weeks.
The gap
Awareness fades between trainings. Pressure doesn't wait for the next module.
The risky moment is never a quiz question. It's an urgent invoice, a text from a courier, a message from a boss who sounds off. A lock screen sits exactly there — on the device, at the moment of the decision — instead of in a course completed months ago.
Refreshed every two weeks
Scam tactics move. The wording moves with them. A new screen lands fortnightly so the reminder never becomes wallpaper people stop seeing.
Every device, the right format
Phone, tablet, laptop and desktop each get a render sized for that screen — pushed through your device management, or installed in under a minute at home.
How it runs
A service, not a ZIP of images.
You don't manage a library of files or chase people to update their wallpaper. Konfydence keeps the current screen current; you point your fleet — or your family — at it once.
- Choose your tier — Workplace, Schools, or Home — and get a licence.
- Deploy the current screen: through Intune, Jamf or Google Admin for a fleet, or a one-minute install at home.
- Every two weeks a new screen replaces it automatically. No re-deploy, no reminder emails.
- The wording tracks live scam patterns and the Pause · Assess · Talk method all year.
Why it matters to the organisation
Continuous awareness, not take-the-test-and-forget.
Annual training gives you a completion date. Boards and regulators increasingly want evidence that awareness is an ongoing activity, not a once-a-year event. A lock screen that changes every fortnight is a low-cost, always-on control — and the admin keeps a record of what ran and when.
- Ongoing cyber-hygiene reinforcement — NIS2 (Article 21) expects awareness to be continuous and management bodies to oversee it. A rotating prompt is visible activity between formal trainings.
- Human risk management contribution — shifts awareness from a knowledge check to a habit cue at the moment of the decision, the point NIST and ISO/IEC 27001 controls emphasise.
- A light audit trail — the Workplace admin records the screen sequence and change dates, so you can show what was in front of staff across any review period.
- Reaches the whole workforce — company devices under MDM get the same prompt on the same schedule, remote and frontline staff included, with no completions to chase.
Konfydence Lockscreens supports the human side of an awareness programme. It does not by itself make an organisation NIS2, ISO/IEC 27001 or otherwise compliant — the wider legal, governance and technical obligations remain the organisation's.
Questions
What buyers ask first.
How is this different from security awareness posters?
Posters are static and quickly become invisible. A lock screen is seen dozens of times a day, changes every two weeks, and reaches remote and mobile staff who never walk past an office wall.
Does it replace security awareness training?
No. It fills the gap between trainings — a steady, low-effort reminder at the moment of the decision. It pairs with a CoMaSy pilot when you also want to measure how people decide.
How does it reach managed devices?
The current screen resolves from a single stable URL, so Microsoft Intune, Jamf Pro and the Google Admin console can all point a lock-screen or wallpaper policy at it and pick up each fortnightly change automatically.
What does it cost?
Workplace is $4 per employee per year ($300 minimum). Schools are $2 per managed computer per year. Home is $19.99 the first year, then $14.99 a year. See the Lockscreens page for details.
Pause. Assess. Talk — where it’s seen.
Put the reminder where the decision happens.
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Practise the decision, not just the reminder.
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