Tackling misdirected emails through behaviour change
Misdirected emails are very frequent and unfortunately, still one of the most common causes of data breaches.
read moreMisdirected emails are very frequent and unfortunately, still one of the most common causes of data breaches.
read morePeople love a good story. Improve awareness strategy with narrative-based learning, which is highly effective at increasing comprehension.
read moreProtection Motivation Theory says we assess Threat and our ability to Cope in a risky situation... Security awareness needs to reflect this...
read moreBJ Fogg's B=MAP model can help us drive secure behaviour and make the transition from security awareness training to secure behaviour change...
read moreWe haven’t settled on a “New Normal”, work context will continue to change for the foreseeable future. It’s time for security awareness to adapt.
read moreWhat is working from home (WFH)? Is it the “New Normal”, work context will continue to change for the foreseeable future. Security working from home.
read moreFace-to-face security awareness activities are a valuable part of the practitioner’s toolkit. But, given current events, we need to think differently...
read moreIs “security everybody’s responsibility”? Ideally. But messaging like this might not be that helpful...
read moreIt’s a commonly held belief that we learn from failure. But recent research has found the opposite: failure undermines learning. The results of this research raise questions about “phish-test-train”...
read moreHow do you drive engagement to reach 90% completion rates in security awareness training? One organisation had just 17% following their initial email... there has to be a better way
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