Bite-Sized Learning
Each FunFoSec video focuses on a specific cybersecurity concept and is designed to be consumed within a few minutes.
Reinforce essential security behaviours throughout the year with short, engaging and memorable microlearning designed to fit naturally into the employee workday.
Welcome to FunFoSec, the information security awareness microlearning series from SucceedLEARN Security Behaviour & Culture Suite that redefines how your employees interact with cybersecurity. It transforms complex cybersecurity topics into quick, relatable learning experiences that help employees remember what matters and apply secure behaviours in everyday situations.
Short enough to consume. Engaging enough to remember. Continuous enough to build habits.
Completing an annual security awareness training programme is an important first step, but secure behaviour cannot be developed through a single learning event. As cyber threats continue to evolve and employees face new attack techniques every day, knowledge naturally fades unless it is reinforced regularly.
S-Bytes complements your organisation's existing security awareness programme by delivering short, engaging microlearning videos directly to employees at regular intervals. Each lesson reinforces a specific security topic using simple language, relatable scenarios, and memorable storytelling - keeping cybersecurity top of mind without disrupting productivity.
By transforming security awareness into a continuous habit rather than an annual obligation, organisations can build a more vigilant workforce, reduce human error, and foster a stronger culture of security.
Learn once. Reinforce continuously. Remember when it matters.
S-Bytes is the continuous microlearning layer of the SucceedLEARN Security Behaviour & Culture Suite.
Through the FunFoSec Microlearning Series, employees receive short security awareness videos built around relatable situations, simple language, storytelling and humour. Rather than presenting cybersecurity as a collection of policies and technical terminology, FunFoSec turns everyday security challenges into memorable stories employees can understand and relate to.
Familiar characters including Bob, Jane and Richard encounter security situations that employees may recognise from their own working lives - making serious cybersecurity lessons easier to consume and remember. Each microlearning experience focuses on a specific security concept, helping organisations reinforce awareness throughout the year without adding another lengthy training requirement.
S-Bytes turns security awareness from an occasional learning event into a continuous conversation.
Longer awareness programmes have an important role in building foundational knowledge. But every security message doesn't require another full course. S-Bytes complements formal security awareness training by giving organisations a lighter way to reinforce individual topics throughout the year. A short microlearning intervention can remind employees about a behaviour at exactly the point where reinforcement is useful - without requiring another lengthy learning session.
This makes S-Bytes particularly useful for:
The objective isn't to replace foundational awareness training.
It is to make sure employees don't forget it.
Employees already have busy working days. Continuous awareness only works when learning is easy to access, quick to complete and relevant enough to hold attention.
S-Bytes is designed around those realities.
Each FunFoSec video focuses on a specific cybersecurity concept and is designed to be consumed within a few minutes.
Security concepts are brought to life through workplace situations and everyday digital experiences rather than presented only through definitions and policies.
Cybersecurity is serious. Learning about it doesn't always have to feel serious. FunFoSec uses humour to make security topics approachable and memorable while keeping the underlying awareness message clear.
Complex cybersecurity concepts are translated into straightforward messages employees can understand regardless of their level of technical expertise.
Microlearning can be delivered directly to employees in their inbox, helping reduce unnecessary barriers between the learner and the awareness experience.
Organisations can create recurring awareness touchpoints that help employees revisit security concepts throughout the year rather than relying exclusively on annual training.
Employees encounter cybersecurity risks in many different ways.
The FunFoSec library addresses a broad range of security topics through short stories and relatable scenarios designed to make individual security behaviours easier to understand.
Understand the importance of securing sensitive information physically, beyond just tidying the desk.
Bob highlights the risks associated with leaving company laptops unattended while traveling or in public areas.
Humorous insights on how politeness can lead to serious physical security breaches through tailgating.
The necessity of strict visitor management, hilariously depicted through Bob's chaotic visitor experience.
Risks of unauthorized AI tool usage demonstrated by Richard, emphasizing safe and compliant use of AI.
Richard learns the pitfalls of casually accepting online license agreements without reading.
Demonstrates the dangers of weak passwords through Bob's humorous yet eye-opening experience.
Bob experiences how persistent authentication prompts can lead to account compromise via MFA fatigue attacks.
Importance of Two-Factor Authentication shown by Bob's incomplete security measures.
Simple yet essential tips to safeguard mobile devices and the valuable data they contain.
Senior managers' account security is critical, highlighted through Bob's hilarious yet cautionary mishap.
Risks of unsecured WiFi networks humorously illustrated through Bob's coffee-shop catastrophe.
Protecting office devices at home becomes crucial in Jane's funny yet instructional remote-work scenario.
Risks involved with unintentionally exposing company data in public spaces, vividly depicted.
How insecure video conferencing settings can lead to serious privacy and security embarrassments.
Strategies for securing mobile work devices without sacrificing connectivity or convenience.
Bob's casual WhatsApp communications highlight how easily unofficial messaging can jeopardize data security.
Demonstrates the dangers of oversharing sensitive information through social media channels.
How hijacked conversations lead to serious data breaches, wrapped in comedic missteps.
Introduction to the deep fake threat with Richard's funny yet alarming incident.
Pete learns how hackers target senior executives through urgent requests (whaling), leading to a humorous office disaster.
The hazards of using WhatsApp for official business communications, leading to significant misunderstandings.
Demonstrates Angler phishing attacks, where public complaints are exploited by scammers.
Richard learns the hard way that irresistible offers can be costly phishing scams.
Bob faces an urgent phishing email attack, emphasizing caution with unsolicited urgent messages.
Jane experiences a dramatic phone scam (vishing), highlighting the risks of digital arrest scams.
Bob encounters shortened-link phishing (SmartLinks) on LinkedIn, highlighting the dangers of clicking without verification.
Bob falls victim to SMS-based phishing (smishing), demonstrating the risks of trusting suspicious text messages.
QR codes as phishing vectors explored through Jane's humorous yet cautionary story.
Dangers of unknown USB drives humorously illustrated through Richard's experience.
Jane learns how ransomware can lock critical data and demand payment, highlighting protective measures.
Free antivirus scams and malware, vividly illustrated through Bob's adventures.
Importance of timely software updates depicted humorously through Bob and Jane's update saga.
Risks associated with downloading unauthorized files, illustrated through Bob's movie mishap.
The importance of classifying and protecting information based on sensitivity, humorously depicted through Bob.
Importance of promptly reporting incidents, through comedic scenarios involving Bob, Jane, and Richard.
Dangers of unauthorized cloud services demonstrated by Bob's significant security breach.
Importance of NDAs in vendor engagements shown through Richard's humorous yet insightful scenario.
Secure document-sharing practices demonstrated in a funny yet informative team scenario.
Risks of unattended confidential printouts highlighted through Richard's amusing office adventure.
Bob humorously showcases the perils of carelessly sending bulk emails without verifying recipients and attachments.
Richard discovers the security risks associated with external storage devices after misplacing sensitive company data.
S-Bytes enables organisations to introduce microlearning into their security awareness programme through a simple cycle of selecting, scheduling and delivering.
Choose FunFoSec videos based on the cybersecurity topics and behaviours your organisation wants to reinforce.
The growing library allows organisations to address both foundational security concepts and evolving cyber risks.
Microlearning Campaigns can be deployed organisation-wide or customised for specific groups based on teams, location, custom user groups etc.
S-Bytes provides flexible campaign scheduling options. Rather than delivering multiple microlearning's at once, organisations can distribute focused learning at regular intervals to create continuous awareness throughout the year.
Determine how frequently employees should receive microlearning based on your security awareness strategy.
Before launching, administrators can review every campaign setting. Once reviewed, campaigns can be launched with a single click, allowing organisations to track the campaign and user status.
One of the biggest barriers to continuous learning is friction. Another login. Another platform. Another password. Another lengthy course. FunFoSec is designed to make microlearning easier to access.
Unique learning links can be delivered directly to employees through email, WhatsApp or teams allowing them to access short awareness content by clicking on the link, without requiring an additional learner login. This makes it easier for organisations to introduce frequent awareness touchpoints while keeping the employee experience straightforward.
Open. Watch. Learn. Get back to work.
Continuous awareness should remain measurable even when individual learning interventions are short. S-Bytes enables organisations to monitor employee participation and completion, helping administrators understand whether assigned microlearning is reaching and engaging the workforce.
Depending on programme configuration, administrators can use participation data to monitor engagement with ongoing awareness initiatives and identify where additional communication or reinforcement may be required. For organisations using the wider SucceedLEARN Security Behaviour & Culture Suite, S-Bytes activity can contribute to a broader view of security awareness engagement through S-Metrics. This allows microlearning to become a measurable component of the organisation's overall security behaviour strategy rather than a standalone communication activity.
Traditional cybersecurity training is often dull and repetitive, leading employees to tune out and miss crucial information. FunFoSec flips the script by delivering short, humorous, and highly memorable security lessons that employees will genuinely look forward to.
By delivering awareness in small, regular bursts, FunFoSec helps organisations reinforce secure behaviours long after formal security awareness training has been completed.
Each microlearning video is designed to be completed in just 3–5 minutes, making it easy for employees to learn without disrupting their workday. Short, focused learning improves participation, reduces learning fatigue, and helps reinforce key security concepts more effectively than lengthy training sessions.
FunFoSec videos are delivered directly to employees through email, eliminating the need for additional logins or lengthy LMS sessions. Employees can access learning instantly across devices, making continuous security awareness simple, convenient, and easy to incorporate into their daily routine.
Using humour, relatable workplace situations, and storytelling, FunFoSec transforms traditional security awareness into an engaging learning experience. By making complex cybersecurity topics easier to understand and remember, employees are more likely to retain knowledge and apply secure behaviours in real-world situations.
Organisations can schedule and distribute microlearning campaigns based on their awareness strategy while tracking employee participation and completion. This enables administrators to monitor engagement, measure learning progress, and support ongoing security awareness initiatives with greater visibility.
Security awareness is most effective when learning is reinforced consistently. FunFoSec delivers regular microlearning that keeps cybersecurity top of mind, helping employees retain critical concepts, adapt to emerging threats, and develop secure behaviours throughout the year rather than only during annual training.
Cybersecurity affects employees across every role and department.
S-Bytes is designed to make continuous security learning accessible without requiring employees to become cybersecurity experts.
Reinforce foundational security concepts after onboarding and keep awareness active as employees settle into their roles.
Deliver short and understandable security messages to employees across functions and levels of technical knowledge.
Keep important security behaviours visible for employees responsible for teams, information and organisational decision-making.
Reinforce security behaviours relevant to employees working across offices, homes, public environments and distributed teams.
Introduce regular awareness without repeatedly taking employees away from their work for lengthy training sessions.
Building a strong security culture requires more than sending employees another annual course.
S-Bytes gives the teams responsible for security awareness a practical way to maintain engagement and reinforce key messages throughout the year.
Keep important security risks visible and reinforce employee behaviours between formal training and simulation activities.
Support ongoing awareness initiatives and demonstrate that security communication extends beyond a single annual training event.
Introduce bite-sized learning into broader employee development programmes without creating unnecessary learning fatigue.
Incorporate regular security awareness into the employee experience and help maintain security messaging throughout the employee lifecycle.
Support a culture in which cybersecurity remains visible and relevant across the organisation throughout the year.
As part of the SucceedLEARN Security Behaviour & Culture Suite, continuous learning, reinforcement, engagement, testing and measurement work together to help organisations build stronger security behaviours.
Build foundational cybersecurity and privacy knowledge.
Keep important security concepts fresh through continuous microlearning.
Give employees practical experience recognising realistic phishing threats.
Reinforce cybersecurity concepts through interactive and gamified learning.
Keep security visible through ongoing awareness campaigns and visual nudges.
Bring awareness and behavioural data together to understand programme performance.
Integrate security awareness with the organisation's wider learning and technology ecosystem.
Together, these solutions create a continuous cycle of learning, testing, reinforcement and measurement.
Cybersecurity awareness microlearning delivers short, focused learning experiences that reinforce individual security topics and behaviours. Instead of relying only on longer annual training, microlearning provides regular awareness touchpoints throughout the year.
S-Bytes is the continuous microlearning solution within the SucceedLEARN Security Behaviour & Culture Suite. Through the FunFoSec Microlearning Series, it delivers short, engaging cybersecurity awareness content designed around relatable situations, storytelling and practical security behaviours.
FunFoSec is SucceedLEARN's cybersecurity microlearning series delivered through S-Bytes. It uses relatable workplace situations, simple language, storytelling and humour to make cybersecurity concepts easier for employees to understand and remember.
Each S-Bytes microlearning video is designed to be completed in approximately 3-5 minutes, allowing employees to reinforce important cybersecurity concepts without significantly interrupting their workday.
The FunFoSec library covers a growing range of cybersecurity topics through short, scenario-based learning experiences. Organisations can select videos based on the specific security topics and behaviours they want to reinforce across their workforce.
Unique learning links can be delivered directly to employees through channels such as email, WhatsApp or Teams, allowing employees to access the assigned microlearning without requiring an additional learner login.
Yes. S-Bytes provides flexible campaign scheduling, allowing organisations to distribute focused microlearning at regular intervals based on their security awareness strategy rather than delivering multiple lessons at once.
Yes. Microlearning campaigns can be deployed organisation-wide or assigned to specific groups based on factors such as teams, locations and custom user groups, enabling more targeted security awareness initiatives.
Yes. S-Bytes enables administrators to monitor employee participation and completion, helping them understand whether assigned microlearning is reaching the workforce and where additional communication or reinforcement may be needed. S-Bytes activity can also contribute to broader security-awareness measurement through S-Metrics when used as part of the wider SBCS ecosystem.
No. S-Bytes is designed to complement foundational security awareness training, not replace it. Short microlearning interventions help reinforce previously learned concepts, highlight emerging cyber risks and maintain employee awareness between formal training cycles.