Why stories work better than slides
SecurityAware courses are short animated stories, not slides. Each course follows one person through a security mistake or a good habit at work, in one fictional Gulf company, and ends with a scenario quiz.
Why stories work better than slides
People remember people. Every course follows a lead character — Rob the sales coordinator, Layla the security analyst, Mona the office manager — through a situation your staff recognise: an Eid voucher email, a saved phone number, a printer that will not stop. The learner watches what happens, spots the warning signs, and sees the right thing to do.
One world, one cast
All 40 courses happen in the same invented company, Nakhlora Group (UAE), with a recurring cast of 12 characters. Dirhams, Eid, local names and places: the setting is the Gulf workplace your teams actually work in.
A scenario quiz after every course
Questions are mostly “what should this person do next?” taken from scenes in the video, plus a few knowledge questions. A bank of 12–15 per course; each learner gets 10 in random order, pass mark 80. English and Arabic, same quiz ids.
Captions, transcripts, chapters
Each course ships with a clean video plus WebVTT caption files, so the viewer chooses captions on or off. There are word-timed captions for players that highlight each word, Arabic subtitles over the English voice, chapter markers, and a full transcript with speaker names.
Quality checks on every video
Every render is checked automatically: loudness at −16 LUFS, a flash and seizure safety test, text size, and speech pace. Captions are timed from the animation’s own timeline, so they match the voice.
Your details on the end card
The last screen of every course shows your own way to report and your security contact. A generic version is used when a client gives none.