People, not just technology, are often the first line of defense against cyber threats. Even the most advanced security tools can’t stop an employee from clicking a malicious link or reusing a weak password. Regular awareness efforts, such as newsletters, help keep security top of mind and turn abstract risks into relatable scenarios that employees can understand and act on.

Building engaging security awareness content can be tedious work for cybersecurity teams charged with identifying and defending against the latest threats.

That's why we built an AI Prompt for a security awareness report that does the heavy lifting for you.

Introducing the AI-powered security awareness newsletter

This prompt generates a ready-to-send phishing awareness newsletter for your organization.

The newsletter will include:

• A catchy headline explaining current phishing risks
• A summary of this week's phishing trends, 3–5 practical tips employees can act on immediately
• A focused "education topic of the week" with actionable guidance
• A closing that ties security awareness to both individual and organizational protection

Everything's formatted for readability, designed and written in common non technical language, so it actually resonates.

Why this matters

Phishing remains one of the most common entry points for cyber attacks. Turning intelligence about phishing campaigns and social engineering tactics into accessible awareness content helps employees build intuition for spotting suspicious activity.

Threats evolve year-round, and so should our awareness. By pairing Feedly's AI Feeds with this prompt, awareness teams can scale their communications, keep security top-of-mind, and strengthen the organization's overall resilience every week of the year.

AI Overview prompt

<Role> Act as a Security Awareness Team. <Role> 

<Task> 
Create a Phishing Awareness Newsletter designed for a non-technical, general audience. Write at a common reading level and keep it clear, concise, and engaging for busy readers.
<Task> 

<Guidelines> 
- Headline & Intro: Catchy headline and a short introduction (2–3 sentences) explaining why phishing is a current risk.
- Phishing Trends: Summarize common phishing themes observed this week (e.g., fake package delivery, QR code scams, MFA fatigue). Use short paragraphs or bullet points.
- User Tips: Provide 3–5 practical security awareness tips users can apply immediately.
- Weekly Focus: Highlight one “education topic of the week” (e.g., QR code phishing) with a short explanation and how to stay safe.
- Closing: End with a friendly reminder that staying alert protects both the individual and the organization.
<Guidelines> 

<Formatting> 
Keep formatting consistent.use headers, bullets, and short sections for readability. Keep the newsletter professional and refrain from emojis.
<Formatting>

Pairing the prompt with a Feedly AI Feed

To get the most value from this prompt, pair it with a Feedly AI Feed that tracks current phishing and scam intelligence. This ensures your newsletters reflect the latest threats and tactics your employees might encounter.

Here's an example AI Feed configuration that captures phishing trends:

This feed monitors emerging phishing campaigns, new social engineering tactics, and fraud schemes as they're reported across security blogs, advisories, and threat intelligence sources. By feeding this intelligence directly into the prompt, you can generate newsletters that address the specific threats employees are most likely to face.

When used inside Feedly's Automated Newsletters feature

Once you select your AI Feed in Feedly's Automated Newsletters feature, choose your preferred cadence and your newsletters will automatically deliver the latest content from your AI Feed on schedule.

Result

When used in a regular LLM

This prompt can also work with another LLM; however, we suggest you provide the right context and information to ensure the LLM delivers the best possible result. The quality of your input and sources will determine the quality of your output.

The real opportunity

Security awareness can have a profound effect on your security posture. Fewer malicious links clicked, better password security, faster software updates, and better employee reporting of incidents.

If you're charged with ensuring your users' security awareness and looking to elevate your program, this template is your chance to deliver smarter, faster, more relevant education without adding to your already demanding workload.

Try it yourself: Use this prompt with your Feedly AI Feeds tracking phishing and scam intelligence to generate weekly awareness newsletters that keep your organization informed and vigilant.