Every October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month is dedicated to raising employee security awareness. Many IT Security teams leverage this time to talk to their users about staying safe, both for themselves and their organisation. It offers a unique opportunity to supercharge the cybersecurity skills of your employees, change their online behaviour and create organisational awareness of modern cybersecurity threats.

This year we explore the importance of employees correctly reporting phishing emails. Email is the number one threat vector, and 85% of breaches involve human error. Reporting suspicious emails serves as the first line of defence, aiding security teams in analysing potential risks, patterns, and trends. Educating employees about phishing threats and making it easy for them to report suspicious emails helps reduce the risk of successful attacks.

Join us for a two-part webinar series designed to foster a culture vigilance that will turn your users from passive targets to active defenders.
 

Part 1 - Transforming Security Awareness: Understanding and Changing Risky Behaviours 

16.00 GMT / 17.00 CET / 19.00 GST, Wednesday 14th August 2024

In the first 30-minute session, our cybersecurity experts will explore:

• Why people click on suspicious links
• Identify key scientific principles that will enhance your cybersecurity training
• How to inspire and engage your employees to actively report suspicious emails

Part 2 - Leveraging User Risk Understanding to Help Drive Your Program

16.00 GMT / 17.00 CET / 19.00 GST, Wednesday 28th August 2024

In the second 30-minute session, our cybersecurity experts will dive into:

• Understanding user risk profiling to personalise and enhance your cybersecurity awareness program
• Guidelines, resources and recommendations to build an effective learning program
• Compile final takeaways to prepare your users for Cybersecurity Awareness Month this October