King of Cybersecurity
DOOM CLOCK 23:58

The Court · Arms for the Citizenry

The Royal Armoury

I cannot stand behind every subject as they read their letters. I have tried. It unsettles them, and there are rather a lot of you. Take a poster instead.

Here the crown issues free cybersecurity awareness posters: wanted notices, royal decrees and proclamations, suitable for the noticeboard, the break room, the classroom wall, the newsletter and the security awareness programme. The armoury does not sell arms. It issues them.

Print them, pin them, send them. Each poster is a joke that happens to be true; the court has checked the true part twice.

Free phishing awareness poster

Free phishing awareness poster: a medieval WANTED notice charging the phishing email with urgency, false links and demanding passwords and gift cards, illustrated with a hooded envelope rogue holding a fishing rod
The accused, at large in every inbox in the realm. The court tried it, convicted it, and now asks the public's help in never clicking it again. Take the poster.

The terms of issue

Free to use in security awareness programmes, presentations, classrooms and newsletters, with attribution to kingofcybersecurity.com. Not for resale. That is the whole treaty; the crown's lawyers are disappointed by its brevity.

More arms are being forged. The smiths are currently arguing about the second factor.