Every year, the cybersecurity world is flooded by predictions from all corners. If you miss this one, we predict you’ll kick yourself.
Are you a security awareness professional, or in the business of managing human risk?
If so, understanding the relational differences between *risks*, *threats* and *vulnerabilities* is not optional, certainly if you want to be credible within security, and to be effective at managing risk.
This understanding will make you more effective in your job, and it will allow you to discuss risks and security behaviors more confidently with your security teams – as a genuine human risk specialist.
Help your security team make better risk decisions.
Build credibility in the eyes of leadership security peers.
Be considered more than just an “educator”, or a “communicator”.
Are you a security awareness professional, or in the business of managing human risk?
If so, understanding the relational differences between *risks*, *threats* and *vulnerabilities* is not optional, certainly if you want to be credible within security, and to be effective at managing risk.
This understanding will make you more effective in your job, and it will allow you to discuss risks and security behaviors more confidently with your security teams – as a genuine human risk specialist.
Help your security team make better risk decisions.
Build credibility in the eyes of leadership security peers.
Be considered more than just an “educator”, or a “communicator”.
Recent research has shown users in organizations that participate in Cybersecurity Awareness Month are significantly more likely to see cybersecurity as an important issue. Engagement is everything. However, engaging people is challenging. You’re competing for headspace against a backdrop of organizational priorities. There are many things you *can* do. But what *should* you do? In this webinar our stacked panel will share their most successful ways to captivate attention during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Put aside an hour to watch this. Seriously.
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Lots of things make people more or less susceptible to cyberattacks.
Cybersecurity practitioners work hard to influence those things to bring down the risk. If you’re reading this, you’re probably doing this.
Traditionally, the focus has been on technical controls, and training. But these are just two bricks in the wall, not the wall itself.
To handle the threats of today’s landscape, addressing the human risk elements of security is a must. In most organizations it’s either happening too slowly—or not happening at all.
It’s all down to a misunderstanding. A belief that beyond tech, there’s only knowledge.