Cybersecurity & Privacy
People who know how to use AI and technology safely, with a record that shows it.
The problem
Since 2 February 2025, Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires providers and deployers of AI systems to take measures to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy among their staff. NIS2 requires members of management bodies to follow cybersecurity training, and ISO/IEC 27001 expects security awareness across the organisation.
Generic e-learning rarely changes behaviour. Staff paste confidential data into AI tools, approve suspicious requests and use cloud services they were never trained on. Training only works when it reflects the tools and risks your people actually face.
What we do
We look at your roles, the AI and cloud tools in use and your regulatory obligations, and identify who needs which training.
We build learning paths for staff, managers, technical teams and management bodies, using your own tools, policies and examples.
We train on site, remotely or on demand, in English and German, with hands-on exercises for technical topics.
We test what participants learned, for example with short assessments and phishing simulations.
We document who was trained on what and when, and update the content as your tools and the rules change.
How we deliver
We assess training needs against your roles, tools and obligations and design a training plan.
We build and deliver the training, from AI literacy and security awareness to hands-on cloud and technology courses.
We run your training programme on an ongoing basis: scheduling, new joiners, refreshers, phishing simulations and records.
Frameworks
Platform
From December 2026, the Fidempli platform shows which AI tools are in use and who uses them, so you can see where AI literacy training is still needed. Microsoft 365 Copilot readiness checks show where data access needs fixing before people start.
Explore the platform
Article 4 of the EU AI Act has applied since 2 February 2025. It requires providers and deployers of AI systems to take measures to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy among their staff, taking into account their roles and the context of use. Training is the most common way to do this.
Everyone who operates or uses AI systems on your behalf. The depth depends on the role: a developer building an AI system needs more than an employee using a chat assistant.
Yes. NIS2 requires members of management bodies to follow training. We run focused sessions on cybersecurity risk management and their responsibilities.
English and German, delivered from Hamburg.
Yes. Through on-demand training we prepare courses for new infrastructure, software or skills your organisation needs.
Fidempli provides governance, risk and compliance advisory and works alongside your legal counsel. We do not provide legal advice.
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