Cyberjuice

One CEO had been trying for 8 years to get her CTO interested in cybersecurity. Then her team joined our Cyberjuice bootcamp—an onboarding program designed for smaller companies—and the transformation was immediate: “For 8 years I tried to get my CTO to be interested in cybersecurity and prepare for ISO 27001 with no luck. Then he joins Cybejuice.io bootcamp, and now he's all in, unstoppable, and even organizing hacker nights.” Cyberjuice isn’t just software; our bootcamp sparks real cultural change, turning cybersecurity from a chore to a passion for teams. I had the chance to experience their hacker night firsthand, and the energy was inspiring! Want to see what it could do for your company? Check out cyberjuice.io 🚀 #ISO27001 #Cybersecurity #ClientSuccess #CulturalShift #TechLeadership

We created a free guide on deciding which AI tools your team should actually be allowed to use. “Can we use this AI tool at work?” is the question every management team is getting now. And the honest answer is usually: it depends. Annoying. But true. Because ChatGPT for drafting a harmless email is NOT the same risk as connecting the same chat to your inbox, SharePoint, and your company's database. So we thought: what if we stop making these decisions based on vibes, vendor demos, or whoever shouts “innovation” the loudest… …and write down a practical way to assess them? So we pulled together our risk analysis of the most common workplace AI use cases... ..checked it against vendor documentation ... .. and real-world attack patterns, and turned it into one clear decision framework. The guide covers 11 categories of AI tool use, including: * Standalone AI chat * AI chat with file uploads * AI inside Word, Excel, and PowerPoint * AI in project and collaboration tools * Meeting transcription and summaries * AI email integrations * Full system connectors * Code agents * Desktop/file agents * Workflow automation * Computer-use agents For each category, it shows: * what the tool actually does * what can go wrong * the realistic risk level * a sensible starting position * what staff should do * the questions management needs to answer before saying yes Because “ban everything” is lazy. And “approve everything” is not an option. Here’s how to get started: 1. Click on the image below. 2. Enter your email to receive the framework. 3. Use the quick reference table first, then jump to the AI category currently causing the most internal debate.

We created a free guide on unblocking B2B sales deals. "Why do my deals go quiet after a great demo?" is the question I hear most from founders. So I thought: what if we stop answering it one conversation at a time and just write it all down? So I pulled together everything I'd learned closing our own deals, plus a few sales classics like Founding Sales and The Challenger Sale.. .. and turned it into one short field guide. The guide covers the 5 reasons B2B deals stall after the demo: You demoed before you understood the problem - Nobody felt real urgency - You were single-threaded (one excited contact who can't actually buy) - A security review appeared out of nowhere - No one ever locked the next step And the single move that clears each one. Here's how to get started: 1. Click on the image below. 2. Enter your email to receive the guide. 3. Start with the 90-second summary, then jump to whichever blocker is biting you. Written for founders who'd rather build than sell. What do you think?

We created a free NIS2 Readiness Scorecard. NIS2 readiness and gap assessments are among the top priorities for CISOs and GRC teams across the EU right now. So, I thought, what if we make it easy and create a practical scorecard you can actually use? And we did. The scorecard helps you assess your organisation against NIS2 requirements in a structured way. It includes: - 60 NIS2-aligned questions across 12 obligation areas. - Clear 0–4 maturity scoring for every control. - Built-in guidance showing what each score actually looks like. - A structured risk register with likelihood x impact scoring. - Built-in High / Medium / Low risk levels. - A treatment plan tracker for remediation. - A management reporting dashboard for leadership review. Everything is mapped to: - Article 20 — Governance & management accountability - Article 21(2)(a–j) — Cybersecurity risk-management measures - Article 23 — Incident reporting obligations Here’s how to get started: - Click on the link below. - Enter your email to get the scorecard. - Open the file and start with the Instructions tab. - Score each area and identify your biggest gaps. What do you think? https://lnkd.in/eSAW9N-X #NIS2 #Cybersecurity #GRC #CISO

CyberJuice is trending. Not the Tesla beer. The ISO 27001 platform. Google agrees. So does your future CISO 😉 #Startups #Cybersecurity #ISO27001 #TechHumor Cyberjuice

Celebrating Cyberjuice Bootcamp Graduation 🎉🍻 Here's what Morten Hornbech co-founder and CTO in Datasolvr ApS says about the bootcamp: "Before Cyberjuice bootcamp, navigating security certifications like ISO27001 felt daunting. We were frequently getting lengthy questionnaires from customers, yet unsure where to begin. Cyberjuice bootcamp painted a clear path forward from day one. It made the often tedious task of compliance not only manageable but meaningful. With their platform's assistance, producing necessary documentation became a breeze. We highly recommend Cyberjuice to any company seeking to bolster their security compliance. It's an invaluable resource that delivers substantial benefits with minimal effort and friendly price." PS: Checkout cyberjuice.io