Security starts with people.
Cybersecurity training your staff remember. Lessons of 1–3 minutes for the office, IT and the shop floor.
We do the work, so you don't have to.
Give your staff a few minutes a week to learn.
That's all. The rest is our job.
You don't need to keep up.
We track the law, the regulations and what the supervisory authorities say. When something changes, we update the lessons.
We map the overlapping rules.
The Swedish Cybersecurity Act (cybersäkerhetslagen, SFS 2025:1506) and NIS2, CRA, DORA, ISO 27001, NIST CSF 2.0 and IEC 62443 overlap in what staff and management need to know. We have mapped the training to them.
In your language.
Swedish and English from the start, with subtitles that follow the voice word by word. More languages can be added, each written for its readers rather than translated word for word.
We measure what people remember.
Whether the answers hold over time and in new situations. Not how many people pressed play. How we measure
We keep the records.
Who did what and when, and how the answers hold up over time. Ready to show your supervisory authority.
Swedish infrastructure, protected data.
Databases and personal data are handled on servers in Sweden, on Swedish hardware and under Swedish contracts. Protection follows the highest standards in the industry, including zero trust, segmentation and encryption.
Nothing to install.
The lessons run in the browser, on a computer, a phone or the screen in the break room. You can start the same day.
See. Choose. Understand. Remember.
Nobody gets safer from another hour of slides. People should be able to learn something useful between two meetings, or before the next shift.
A situation
A short film about something that really happens. An email, a call or a USB stick by the production line.
Your choice
A new situation that calls for the same behaviour. Working out the answer yourself teaches more than watching.
Feedback
Why each option works or doesn't. No blame, no scare tactics.
A principle
One sentence to remember, and a new question on the same topic a few days later.
The Cybersecurity Act and NIS2 without the hassle.
The Act (2025:1506) has applied since 15 January 2026 and implements the NIS2 Directive in Sweden. Management must undergo training on security measures, and since 1 October 2026 the organisation must decide what training its staff are to have.
Robustium does not replace your own security work, and no training makes an organisation compliant on its own.
What the Act says, with sourcesPeople who know what to do are your best defence.
Most attacks start with a person: an email, a phone call, a link. Robustium trains people for that moment, one short lesson at a time, and gives management the results.
About usStart with a consultation.
The consultation is free. We look at where you stand and where you should start. You can also run an eight-week pilot and see the results before you decide.
