The complete guide to building a security awareness programme that works
How security leaders can drive real behaviour change
Start building an engaging security awareness training programme to achieve long-lasting change in your employees’ behaviour and security practices that can withstand people-centred attacks.
Today’s most serious cyber threats are targeted at users, and so it’s essential that you educate your employees about malicious attachments, unsafe URLs, and more.
Download this guide to learn:
- Effective strategies for creating and timing your security training programme
- What to consider before you get started
- How to measure and share success
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Phantom firms: The rise of fraudulent cybersecurity vendorsIndustry Insights Channel partners need systematic vendor vetting to combat rising phantom firm scams
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Snowflake and OpenAI are teaming up to help enterprises capitalize on their "most valuable asset"News OpenAI models and tools will now be embedded within the Snowflake Intelligence and Cortex platforms
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PyPI attack: Targeting of repository 'shows no sign of stopping'News Greater collaboration and understanding of attackers’ tactics is key to mitigating open source security threats
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Capita's handling of cyber attack shows companies still fail at breach reportingAnalysis Capita initially told customers there was “no evidence” of data having been compromised in the March cyber attack
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Malware being pushed to businesses by search engines remains a pervasive threatNews High-profile malvertising campaigns in recent months have surged
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There's only one way to avoid credential stuffing attacksOpinion PayPal accounts were breached last year due to a credential stuffing attack, but can PayPal avoid taking responsibility?
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Five things to consider before choosing an MFA solutionIn-depth Because we all should move on from using “password” as a password
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Cyber security suffers from a communication problemNews Negative language around ‘human failures’ is eroding trust between security teams and broader business functions - it has to stop
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Does LastPass really deserve a last chance?Opinion After several disastrous security incidents and a communications breakdown, it’s time to leave LastPass for pastures new
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What is the spell-jacking vulnerability and how can your business avoid exposing data?
In-depth Spell-jacking vulnerabilities are threatening to unwittingly leak data to third parties, undermining any drive to protect privacy
