Training should use HTML5

Paul Harrington

January 13, 2016 14:35

As Flash is just a nightmare for security holes, a lot of companies are trying to remove it from their networks.

It would be great if the training was in HTML5 instead of Flash

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  Chris Holt January 25, 2016 20:23

  I do find it interesting that such a security focused company would still be using Flash. As much as I would like all of my users to be able to use Chrome, it is impossible with our current set of enterprise applications. Guess I need to revisit that patch management tool.

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  Jesse McAfee September 12, 2016 19:44

  I too find that using Flash is a security risk and up till now I have been able to avoid deploying flash. HTML5 is really the way to go, I hope KnowBe4 can change the training material to use much safer web browsing technologies.

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  Chris Holt September 12, 2016 19:50

  The courses no longer require Flash.

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  Paul Harrington September 13, 2016 11:02

  All my courses require flash still, which ones do you have?

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  Chris Holt September 13, 2016 13:22

  We have all of them. Specifically, the courses do not require Flash, but will use it if it is available.
  Uninstall Flash from a machine and try to access the courses using Firefox or Internet Explorer (Chrome has Flash built in) and you should see that they still work.
  We don't install Flash by default here and previously we would have to install it for users who did not use the Chrome browser. We don't have to do this any more.

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  Paul Harrington September 14, 2016 07:05

  Great! Thanks for letting me know :)

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