Accessibility statement
SoSafe is committed to ensuring the accessibility of our e-learning platform for all users, including those with disabilities. We believe that a robust cyber security posture requires inclusive and accessible training. The accessibility requirements result from the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) with conformity levels A and AA as well as from the European Standard EN 301 549.
Conformance with WCAG 2.1 A and EN 301 549
The compliance review is based on an audit completed by Materna on October 9, 2024. It was found that the e-learning platform https://elearning.sosafe.de/ (for customers using our Personalized Learning) is generally accessible to all user groups.
We will continue to work on making the platform as accessible as possible to all types of users.
Recommendations
We recommend sighted users use the fullscreen mode on the e-learning platform. This allows for content elements to be larger. Users of screenreader software should not use the fullscreen mode.
Our accessible video modules are fully subtitled and a separate audio track with audio descriptions is available as well. The playback speed can be adjusted.
Accessible learning content
We are currently working hard to improve the accessibility of the learning content. Currently, the English learning content is not yet fully accessible.
Non-accessible content
We are continually working on improving the accessibility of our products and content. Nevertheless, the following content is currently not fully accessible:
Lessons not explicitly listed above. Work on these is ongoing
The learning success certificate, which can be downloaded as a PDF file, is currently not fully accessible
When using mobile devices, access to optional lessons might be hindered depending on the screen size
Feedback & Contact
We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of the SoSafe e-learning platform as well as other products and services we provide. Please let us know if you encounter any accessibility barrier.
Email: support@sosafe.de
This accessibility statement was created on July 22, 2024 and was last updated on October 9, 2024.