Check purpose and tool approval
Use AI only for a clear work purpose and with an approved tool.
AI Awareness · NIS2 · ISO 27001 · EU AI Act
AI use needs clear rules, human control and evidence.
The "AI Awareness" training teaches NIS2- and ISO 27001-aligned rules for safe AI use in everyday work.
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The quick prompt becomes a security decision.
The preview shows why AI at work needs simple checks: clarify purpose, verify tool approval, protect data and review results.
What the AI Awareness Mission covers.
Employees train a simple AI check before use: clarify purpose, use an approved tool, minimise data, review results, classify risks and report issues internally.
The mission fits organizations that allow AI use while keeping information protection, privacy and compliance under control.
Included AI policy.
Each package includes a ready-to-use AI policy template for safe AI use at work and internal documentation.
- covers purpose, tool approval, data minimisation, human oversight and reporting of problematic AI use
- supports governance documentation related to NIS2, ISO 27001 and the EU AI Act
- not legal advice, not certification and not individual audit confirmation
NIS2-related content.
The focus is on risk awareness, reporting paths, protecting sensitive information and human oversight.
Recognise deepfakes
Identify and report deception attempts through deepfakes or synthetic voices.
Keep human control
Review results before decisions, sending or publication and classify AI risks under the EU AI Act.
ISO 27001-related content.
- Data minimisation: Limit prompts and AI inputs to what is necessary.
- No sensitive data in unapproved tools: Do not upload customer data, personal data, API keys or confidential business information.
- Use approved providers: Avoid private chatbots, browser extensions and unknown online services.
- Access control: Do not grant full drive, mailbox or training access without necessity.
- Check results: Review sources, figures, statements and professional accuracy.
- Label AI use: Make AI-generated content and AI chatbots transparent.
- Documented control: Clarify purpose, check tool approval, minimise data, review results and assess the risk class.
Frequently asked questions about AI Awareness training.
Short answers for organizations that want to introduce AI use safely and traceably.
What do employees learn in AI Awareness training?
They learn to classify AI tasks, use approved tools, minimise prompt data, recognise deepfake risks and critically review AI results.
Is the training suitable for NIS2 and ISO 27001?
The mission trains NIS2- and ISO 27001-relevant awareness rules for safe AI use. It does not replace formal certification, legal advice or full AI governance implementation.
Is there participation evidence?
Yes. The mission includes a knowledge check and participation evidence for internal awareness documentation.
Does the organization need a new learning platform?
No. Employees start with a mission code in the browser; the mission is designed for a quick rollout without a platform project.
In short.
The training builds a safe AI check: clarify purpose, use an approved tool, minimise data, review results, classify risks and report incidents internally.