Cyber Sense is the IT newsletter that teaches staff to check before they click. The mark keeps the palm everyone already trusts and turns its crown and trunk into a keyhole.
Every version in every format. SVG and PDF stay sharp at any size, PNG has a transparent background, and JPG has a solid one. PNG and JPG sizes are widths in pixels.
Every frond is the original vector, untouched. Only the crown and trunk change: the round crown grows into a keyhole head, and the trunk flares to a wider base like a real lock.
Fronds stay green. The keyhole and lower fronds turn white, the same way the official reversed palm does.
The email header shows the logo 300px wide with the green rule below it. At this size the descriptor still reads, so staff see the newsletter comes from AssociatesMD IT.
Phishing works by borrowing a name you already trust. The rest of the message still tells the truth, as long as you know which part of it to read.
Four colors, all inherited from AssociatesMD.
Palm green is for shapes. For green text on white, use #4E7A17.
The letters are converted to shapes in every file, so the logo looks the same on any computer.
The mark alone works down to 20px tall. Below that, use the navy app icon.
Leave at least one keyhole head of empty space on every side, and never set the logo smaller than these widths.
Pick by where the logo is going.