Security awareness prevents financial loss and reputation damage. When your workforce is security-savvy:
We have deep experience in helping clients meet their security awareness needs, from individual courses to complete programs. Founded in 1995 with a focus on Security Awareness, Native Intelligence brings innovation, customer-driven design, and proven results (more than a million seats of training delivered) to increasing workforce security awareness for our clients.
Just as the quality of a diamond is measured by the 4 C's (cut, color, clarity, and carat weight), four qualities make Native Intelligence stand out from other security awareness and elearning providers. These C's are our dedication to:
Our clients benefit from our responsiveness, enthusiasm, and dedication to excellence in service.
We are a Maryland-based, woman- and Native American-owned small business.
We specialize in tailored courses for federal agencies and commercial firms.
Native Intelligence offers complete awareness, training, and motivation programs. Through a combination of award-winning training material, flexible and scalable content delivery, and engaging motivational products, Native Intelligence solutions work with the brain to capture your workers' attention and maintain their interest. We use unique and memorable images, real-world news stories, scenarios, exercises, analogies, and humor to spread awareness.
Exceptional courses require exceptional authors. Native Intelligence courses reflect our staff's ability to anticipate and respond to emerging concerns. Well-known members of the security field, Native Intelligence staff advance the cause of Security Awareness in notable ways. Our principals are:
The Tales from the Cryptolocker presentation runs from 60-75 minutes (but can be shorter if desired), depending on audience interaction and questions after. People learn well from stories, which is what makes this presentation so effective. Tales from the Cryptolocker shares 13 stories of cyber crimes and incidents, each followed by points on how to prevent or minimize loss in similar situations. This presentation is engaging for all hands and has also held the attention and generated glowing feedback from self-described “tough" audiences (technical staff and executives).
Passwords. Phishing. Protecting Information. These are among the top 3 concerns of many organizations. This interactive, story-based presentation uses the rule of 3’s with slides that tap into the emotional side of the audience while the stories speak to the audience’s logical side. Each of the three topics is presented with three stories or scenarios, and three take-away lessons. Client feedback says that audience members are still talking about this presentation weeks after it’s been given. (60-90 minutes)
In this presentation, K Rudolph relates her heritage to modern cyber security issues. In many Native American traditions, the learning is not complete until it is passed on. Among the topics linking the Native American tradition with today’s technology are counting coup, trackers, encryption, firewalls, and digital forensics. Audience participation is rewarded. (45 minutes)
Have some fun as an experienced awareness trainer/course developer refreshes your view and teaches you some new tricks for making messages stick through demonstrations, interactive exercises, and storytelling. Learn first-hand how to communicate in ways that work with, rather than against, the brain. Audience participation is encouraged and will be rewarded.
This presentation provides practical ways for attendees to make their security awareness and training program and content more effective. The first secret will be introduced through an interactive exercise that demonstrates how to deliver memorable content and engage learners. Attendees will leave with specific techniques and examples that they can use within their organizations. Participants will learn how to: capture learner’s attention; motivate learners; engage management; measure success; and adapt ideas to their own organizations. (45 minutes)
We have a long, successful history of presenting in several countries, at various events. We offer a variety of presentations, including on-site training, executive briefings, and train-the-trainer sessions. We also present to local school students and Parent Teacher Associations as volunteers for ISC2's Safe and Secure Online Program.
Native Intelligence is dedicated to providing practical solutions. We pride ourselves on our sensitivity to client needs and ability to deliver results. Native Intelligence staff and select consultants work closely with clients. Our small size allows us to quickly respond to our customer's new concerns or needs. Native Intelligence has an excellent reputation for responsiveness, speed, and quality of service.
Our reputation reflects our enthusiasm for, commitment to, and history of delivering successful security awareness products and services.
Dun & Bradstreet / Open Ratings, Inc. surveyed Native Intelligence, Inc. customers about our reliability, cost, order accuracy, delivery/timeliness, quality, business relations, personnel, customer support, and responsiveness. The lowest score we received, on a scale of 1 to 100, was 98.
This was quite a wonderful and informative course. I have been through quite a few and this one was the best by far.
Craig L.
