Heimdal launches weekly Cyber in 60 video series for Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Heimdal has launched Cyber in 60, a weekly video series led by former cybercrime detective Adam Pilton that explains cybersecurity terms in under 60 seconds. The series is designed to help non-technical audiences, educators, MSPs and students understand core security concepts during Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Why it matters: - Cybersecurity jargon can keep non-technical people from understanding risks, tools and basic defenses. - Heimdal is aiming to make security terms easier to explain for MSPs, school IT staff, teachers, students and online safety groups. - The format is built for quick, repeatable education during Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
What happened: - Heimdal launched Cyber in 60, a weekly video series. - Adam Pilton, a former cybercrime detective and current Cybersecurity Advisor at Heimdal, hosts the series. - Each episode breaks down one cybersecurity term or concept in under 60 seconds. - The series launched on October 7, 2026, in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The details: - Heimdal says the series was created to close the gap between technical language and everyday understanding. - Pilton said the series uses everyday language and occasional comparisons to traditional real-world crimes to keep the content easy to consume and educational. - The series is aimed at people who want to understand cybersecurity better or need to explain it to others. - MSPs can use the videos to walk non-technical customers through specific situations. - School IT admins can use the episodes to explain proposed changes to managers outside IT. - Teachers without a cybersecurity background can use the series as classroom material. - Students entering the field can use it to build vocabulary quickly. - Online safety NGOs can use the videos to explain risk to the public in plain terms. - The series has already covered endpoint detection and response, vulnerability management and privileged access management. - Upcoming topics include ransomware protection, patch management, DNS over HTTPS, intrusion prevention systems and email encryption. - A new episode is scheduled each week. - Viewers can watch the series on Cyber in 60. - Heimdal is a global cybersecurity provider with a unified security and compliance platform spanning prevention, detection and response across endpoint, identity, email, network and access security. - Heimdal says its platform includes more than 12 fully integrated products, protects over 4 million endpoints, and is used by more than 20,000 organizations and 2,000 MSPs in more than 40 countries. - Heimdal says the platform helps prevent threats, detect breaches and automate response without requiring a SIEM or multiple point solutions. - More information - Heimdal on Facebook - Heimdal on YouTube - Heimdal on X
Between the lines: - The series reflects a broader push to package cybersecurity education in short-form video that fits how people consume information. - By centering a former detective, Heimdal is pairing authority with plain-language instruction. - The topic mix suggests the company wants to normalize foundational security concepts, not just product terminology.
What's next: - Heimdal will continue releasing one new episode each week. - Future episodes will expand coverage to more security terms and concepts. - The company is positioning the series as an ongoing educational resource rather than a one-time campaign.
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