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Secure Practice provides interactive employee training against cyberattacks
- Published 15 March 2024; updated 23 March 2026; estimated reading time 3 minutes. Listed under Technology / Cybersecurity.
- Secure Practice provides cloud-based, data-driven cybersecurity training that uses team exercises and simulated incidents. Employees work through time-pressured situations together, with the stated aim of improving preparedness, confidence and response habits so staff can contribute to organizational security.
- The article frames phishing, email scams and ransomware as growing threats and says staff need practical training for situations where time is short and information is incomplete. Secure Practice’s approach centers on human participation and collaboration alongside technical security measures.
- The company received EUR 2.5 million from the EU Digital Europe Programme, according to the page. At publication, it offered free interactive training to 1,000 Norwegian businesses and was working with Digital Norway, DNB, DNV, NHO and Telenor on a Norwegian initiative. The page said sessions would be offered in other European countries after a Norwegian pilot in 2024 and that the company was seeking local EU partners; it does not report the later rollout status. The CEO’s ambition to reach at least one million people in Europe is a stated target, not a reported result.
- Market context cites estimated global cybercrime costs of EUR 5.5 trillion and an EU cybersecurity market above EUR 130 billion growing 17% annually; these are attributed market estimates.
- Linked to SDG 9 (Industry, innovation and infrastructure).
- Contact: Erlend Andreas Gjære, Co-founder & CEO, erlend@securepractice.co. Company: SECURE PRACTICE AS, Havnegata 9, 7010 Trondheim, Norway; securepractice.co. A phone-number reveal control is present.