Cyber security isn’t just an IT team responsibility; it’s an essential part of your organization’s operational resilience, and every employee has a part to play in ensuring your business is protected.
Establishing a culture of cyber security awareness among staff can be challenging, when many organizations claim to struggle with ever-evolving threats; so can you confidently say that your workforce is fully cyber-security aware?
BT can, and this whitepaper shares advice from their own experts, as well as foundational building blocks to help you get started.
Download the whitepaper today to discover how to prepare your entire organization to hold cyber security at its core, and how BT - as a trusted security partner - can open up new ways to protect and grow your business.
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