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In August 2019, ESET and The Myers-Briggs Company released preliminary findings of a fascinating study on the way personality types can influence cybersecurity behaviors. With just a snippet of the data available, it was possible that security awarene… Continue reading How Personality Influences Cybersecurity Behavior
When I was new to this industry, I firmly believed that insider threats occurred because people didn’t know how to be safe online.
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Whether you’re the CEO of a multinational corporation or a college kid setting up a Gmail account, proper cybersecurity hygiene should be as essential as understanding the rules of the road.
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Just how susceptible are people to phishing and spear phishing? Recent reports show an increase in phishing activity and sophistication as well as greater negative impacts.
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Here are three lessons I’ve learned about incident response from having run tabletop exercises within IBM and alongside our clients.
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Looking at cybersecurity through the lens of a nuclear disaster can help your organization be more prepared when emergencies arise HBO’s recent “Chernobyl” series, which re-told the story of the nuclear accident that threatened much of Eur… Continue reading Cybersecurity: Chernobyl and its Cyber Lessons
Stalkerware is a real problem that can lead to individuals being tracked and stalked via software on their smartphones. It’s also a growing and underappreciated threat to enterprises.
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Protecting against evolving phishing attacks requires robust security awareness training for users and some help from technologies like artificial intelligence and ahead-of-threat detection.
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Using gamification can help improve an organization’s overall security while making security a fun endeavor Chief information security officers (CISOs) and corporate security teams are tasked with defending their organization and its assets that… Continue reading How Gamification Can Improve Enterprise Cybersecurity Posture
Knowing how to explain cybersecurity means focusing on what the asker already knows and their frame of reference so we can adapt our explanations to fit their knowledge.
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