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If people are the most important element of cybersecurity, why do many security awareness training programs fail to deliver the expected results?
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Reading Time: 4 minutes When implemented correctly, zero trust can improve a company’s resilience to recover after a breach. But when you don’t trust users to make good decisions and act accordingly, the system falls apart.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes Organizations that fail to communicate identity and access management (IAM) processes in relevant business terms often struggle to gain user buy-in.
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Last time, I got to speak with social engineering expert Jenny Radcliffe. This time, I got to speak with cybersecurity-minded client manager Tricia Howard. I got to learn even more about social engineering from her plus quite a bit about the importance… Continue reading Women and Nonbinary People in Information Security: Tricia Howard
I currently work on the IT security team at my workplace in a senior role. Recently, I assisted management in designing the phishing / social engineering training campaigns, by which IT security will send out phishing “test” … Continue reading When is phishing education going too far?
I was asked this question:
What are the basic things that need to be explained to every employee
about a security policy? At what point in their employment? Why? (List
at least 4 things).
Would the basic things be h… Continue reading Basic things that need to be explained to employees about a security policy and at what point in their employment
So I took over as senior IT manager at a small company a couple months ago. Up to now, there was no “IT department” as such, just another guy who “did computers”. To this point: things are running off a Windows workgroup with… Continue reading How to convince users that security is a good thing?
In This Issue: “Smile, Facial Recognition in Use.” Facial recognition software has been growing in popularity with companies and government agencies throughout the world. Can this technology be easily circumvented and used maliciously through social e… Continue reading Social-Engineer Newsletter Vol 09 – Issue 114
Without security awareness training, security will not be front of mind for your end users — but that doesn’t mean that companies with formal programs are effectively engaging their employees.
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To gain the buy-in you need to make your IAM program successful, it’s important to consider your employees’ goals and needs during the design process.
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