ALT Illustrated comic titled “When Small Risks Become Big Problems” about delaying security testing. Panel 1, labeled “Month 1 Without Security Testing”: A Security Analyst asks, “Should we get a security assessment done?” A Business Manager replies, “We’re fine. Nothing’s happened.” Panel 2, labeled “Month 6 Without Security Testing”: The Security Analyst asks, “Still no security testing?” The Business Manager says, “We’ll look into it next quarter.” Panel 3, labeled “Month Who-Knows Without Security Testing”: The Business Manager looks stressed and says, “We didn’t know we had that vulnerability.” The Security Analyst asks, “So… what happened?” Side text reads, “Most breaches start with something no one checked.”

ALT Black-and-white educational comic strip about phishing awareness. Panel 1: Large text says “Have we discussed the term phishing?” with the word “phishing” highlighted. Panel 2: A girl looks at her phone while someone asks, “Do you know what to do when you think an email or message is trying to trick you?” Panel 3: Another person looks confused with a question mark above their head. Panel 4: A group gathered around a laptop with text: “You tell the IT or security team. Don’t click, don’t reply, and don’t share your password.” Panel 5: The girl explains that phishing can be fake bank alerts, salary issue emails, or fake login pages, and encourages reporting because silence helps hackers.

ALT Infographic titled “Zero Trust” showing a row of connected security icons representing security, Wi-Fi, cloud services, mutual authentication, device checking, network, and user access, illustrating a zero trust security model where every component must be verified.