Custom infographics help transform "dry" security policies into engaging visual stories. By creating your own, you can use specific examples that resonate with your employees' daily workflows.

Step 1: Initialization

1. Navigate to Content Library > Creatives in the sidebar.

2. Click the + Create Creative button.

3. Select Infographic from the list of creative types.

Step 2: Configure Infographic Details

Enter the metadata that will define how this asset is organized in your library:

• Title & Subject: Provide a clear name (e.g., "The Anatomy of a Phishing Email").

• Check the "Same as Title" box to automatically populate the Subject field with your Title text.

• Categorization: Select the relevant Compliance standard, Topic (e.g., Social Engineering), and Style.

• Targeting: Set the Language and the Difficulty level (Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced).

• Thumbnail Selection: * Generic: Uses a system infographic icon.

• Custom: Upload a JPEG/JPG/PNG file. This preview image makes it easier for other Admins to recognize the content in the My Creatives gallery.

Step 3: Layout and Content Upload

Since infographics often contain a lot of detail, the layout configuration is vital for readability:

• Orientation: Portrait is the standard for infographics as it allows users to scroll through the data naturally on both desktop and mobile.

• Header & Footer: * Header Section: Toggle to "Enable" if you want to include a branded title bar at the top.

• Footer Text: Add a concluding tip or a link to your internal security reporting portal.

• Body Image: Upload your primary infographic graphic.

• Design Tip: Ensure the font size is large enough to remain legible when viewed within an email client.

• Testing: Use the Test Mail button to send a sample to your inbox. Verify that the flow of the information is logical and the graphics are crisp.

Step 4: Finalize and Save

Click Save to add the infographic to your My Creatives collection.

How to Deploy: You can now navigate to Campaigns > Create Campaign > Creative and select your custom infographic. It's a perfect way to follow up a video course with a "Quick Facts" summary.

Admin Tip: Infographics are highly effective when used to show "Before and After" scenarios or to list "Red Flags" to look out for in suspicious communications.