What if your employees were more informed about security threats, more skeptical about what they receive in email, and less likely to click on malicious links in email without first verifying them?
There are some impactful, quick wins that you and your organisation can realize by implementing security awareness training. This recent in-depth survey of security professionals by Osterman Research shows that the leading security concerns across organisations are all areas in which security awareness training can yield significant benefits.
Here are some suggestions on processes and practices to consider when developing a security awareness training programme that will actually change behaviour and make the organisation less likely to fall prey to a cyberattack.
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Modern enterprise cybersecuritywhitepaper Cultivating resilience with reduced detection and response times
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IDC InfoBrief: How CIOs can achieve the promised benefits of sustainabilitywhitepaper CIOs are facing two conflicting strategic imperatives
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Four measures SMBs can take to avoid common security pitfallsIn-depth Security can be challenging for SMBs, but it’s possible to make yourself more resilient to reduce the impact of cyber attacks
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Don’t just educate: Create cyber-safe behaviourWhitepaper Designing effective security awareness and training programmes
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The truth about cyber security trainingWhitepaper Stop ticking boxes. Start delivering real change.
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Employees behaving badly?Whitepaper Why awareness training matters
