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Well, it’s October again. And that can only mean one thing (no, not Halloween…although that’s pretty exciting too). It’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Observed each year, Cybersecurity Awareness Month aims to educate organizations and individuals on a… Continue reading Welcome to Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2020!
This Halloween season, we’ve explored the deepest, darkest corners of cyberspace in our National Cybersecurity Awareness…
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Sometimes when sending phishing simulations to our clients, we setup a reply-to address to see if people will reply to suspicious emails and many do.
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From “champions” to free training – here are some different ways the private sector is supporting National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM)
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Held every October, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) is a collaborative effort between government and industry meant to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity. NCSAM is focused largely on consumer awareness, but for cyberse… Continue reading Celebrate Cybersecurity Awareness Month with These Tips From a Survey of 1,200 Security Pros
Ambassadors of security training programs often struggle with the most effective way to drive success. The ultimate purpose of these programs is to change employee behavior and create a more secure organization.
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One way to verify if an email is legitimate is to look at the sender’s address, the actual sender’s address, not just the sender’s name. One tactic cyber criminals employ is using the sender’s name to trick the recipients.
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You have carefully selected a training program. Employees are completing the courses. And yet, they are not reporting suspicious emails and their passwords are made up of favorite sports teams and graduation dates. What is missing?
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As a regular reader of Tripwire, you are aware that October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Way back in 2015, when the world was an entirely different place, I contributed an article that offered some tips for protecting yourself. Tho… Continue reading Revisiting and Revising Some Tips for National Cyber Security Awareness Month