e-sec.com

What It Is

E-SEC E-Learning is a corporate online learning product from Austria-based E-SEC Information Security Solutions GmbH. Its core positioning is to provide employees with interactive, 3D-animated e-learning courses. Courses can be used on E-SEC’s own learning platform or downloaded as SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, or Remote SCORM packages for integration with a company’s existing LMS.

Core Courses and Format

Based on the available scraped content, the course catalog covers corporate training topics such as AI Compliance, Cyber Security, Diversity and Inclusion, Health and Safety, Privacy, Productivity, and Sustainability. Productivity course examples include using AI safely, staying focused, writing effective emails, and 80/20 time management. The delivery format appears closer to recorded/self-paced interactive learning, with no indication of live classes or 1-on-1 instruction. Its instructional design emphasizes less text and more simulation, including hotspot interactions, transition animations, narration and sound effects, character dialogue, 3D scene navigation, branching choices, Easter eggs, chapter-based structure, storytelling, and printable handouts.

Pricing and Delivery

Standard subscriptions are billed per named user and can be paid monthly or annually. Five costs €1/user/month and includes 5 courses; Unlimited costs €2/user/month and includes all courses; Premium costs €3/user/month and adds all languages, MS Entra ID SSO, and advanced LMS features. Enterprise requires at least 20 users and is priced on a custom basis. A 14-day trial is available without a credit card, but the trial does not include SCORM downloads. Custom courses cost US$1,500 per course minute, with additional localization billed separately. Payments can be made by credit card or debit card, while eligible companies on annual subscriptions may pay by bank transfer.

Pros and Cons

The main advantages are transparent pricing, a low entry cost, and support for both hosted learning platform delivery and SCORM delivery, making it suitable for companies that already have an LMS. The courses offer relatively rich interactive design, the Authoring Software allows content editing, and custom development is also supported. Downsides include the lack of disclosed certificate/accreditation mechanisms, the need to contact sales for Authoring add-on pricing, and limited information on full course depth, Chinese-language support, and services for the China market.

Best Fit and Access from China

E-SEC E-Learning is best suited for corporate HR teams, compliance departments, information security teams, and LMS operators that need to quickly deploy employee training in security, privacy, AI compliance, and productivity—or embed courses into their own platforms. The available text does not clarify access conditions from mainland China. Network availability, support for domestic Chinese payment methods, and Chinese localization are all unknown. If procurement is constrained, alternatives such as Goodhabitz, imc, and Masterplan may be worth comparing.