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What The EU AI Act Means for Your Organization’s Compliance and Innovation With AI technology advancing rapidly, it’s no surprise that new regulations are emerging to keep things in check—especially ... Navigating the EU AI Act

This month, OpenSesame is adding hundreds of new courses, celebrating National Women’s History Month, and rolling out product updates to improve course discovery and content creation. Plus, we’re highlighting a customer success story from Hankook and recognizing our recent Traliant Partner of the Year award.

Welcome to our brand-new blog series, What’s New from OpenSesame! Each month, we’ll provide you with a deep dive into the latest happenings at OpenSesame. From fresh courses and publishers ... What’s New from OpenSesame: January 2025

Kickstart your workforce’s learning journey this year with OpenSesame’s 2025 training calendars. Designed to inspire and guide your team year-round, these curated calendars align training recommendations with important themes, observances, ... Transform Your 2025 Training Strategy with OpenSesame’s New Course Calendars

OpenSesame, one of the world’s most robust and diverse online skills training platforms, announced today a flagship publishing partnership with risk management firm, SAI360. This agreement will bring SAI360’s award-winning ... OpenSesame and SAI360 Announce Partnership to Bring Expanded Ethics and Compliance Training to Global Audience

Get the scoop on this new law's requirements and browse a list of courses designed to help you meet them.

Dive into cybersecurity excellence with Mile2 now offering 27 courses that blend rigorous standards with real-world applications via OpenSesame Plus.

Compliance training is the backbone of an organization’s learning program and  serves as a powerful tool for organizations to tick myriad regulatory checkboxes.

To reduce the risk of a cyberattack, organizations must confront the fact that humans are their biggest risk. With limited memories and susceptibility to emotional pressure, employees are prone to making mistakes that make companies vulnerable. The best way to protect your organization from cyberattacks is to train your employees regularly, so they have the relevant knowledge and skills to remember what to do if confronted with a potential attack.