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“We needed to find solutions to a variety of issues whilst being a complex business, operating in a 24/7 environment. Stripe OLT listened and understood immediately the challenges we faced.”
“We needed to find solutions to a variety of issues whilst being a complex business, operating in a 24/7 environment. Stripe OLT listened and understood immediately the challenges we faced.”
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82% of cyber security breaches involve a human element, yet less than a third of businesses report their staff have undergone any formal cyber security awareness training.
Turn your number one weakness into your first line of defence, with our targeted, in-person cyber security employee training.
Cybersecurity awareness training is an educational program that enhances employees’ knowledge and skills in cybersecurity. It reduces human-related risks, promotes a security-conscious culture, and improves incident response capabilities. By educating employees about threats, best practices, and safe online behavior, organisations can mitigate the likelihood of security incidents resulting from human error. Compliance with regulations, building trust, and adapting to evolving threats are additional benefits. The training fosters a culture of security, empowering employees to make informed decisions and actively contribute to protecting sensitive data and systems. It is a crucial component in strengthening an organization’s security posture.
A comprehensive cybersecurity awareness training program should cover topics such as cybersecurity overview, common threats (phishing, malware), password security, email and phishing awareness, safe internet practices, social media and online privacy, mobile device security, data protection and handling, incident reporting and response, and the importance of continuous education. Practical examples, interactive exercises, and periodic assessments help reinforce cyber security awareness training. The goal is to educate employees about cybersecurity risks, best practices, and protective measures to create a security-conscious culture and mitigate potential security incidents.
Regular phishing tests contribute to a heightened security posture, empowering employees to protect themselves and the organization from real cyber threats.
Phishing tests increase security awareness through simulating real-world scenarios, helping employees recognise phishing indicators, reinforcing training concepts, creating a sense of urgency, providing personalised feedback, promoting a security-conscious culture, and informing targeted training efforts.
The time required to build a security awareness training program varies depending on factors such as organisation size and complexity. Key steps include needs assessment, content development, review and revision, selecting a delivery mechanism, piloting and testing, and deployment. Developing comprehensive training materials may take several weeks to a few months, reviews and revisions ensure accuracy and alignment with policies, alongside pilot testing and feedback collection which help refine the program. The overall process can span several months, considering planning, content creation, testing, and implementation, therefore adequate time allocation is crucial for an effective and tailored security awareness training program.
Security awareness training should be conducted at least once a year for all employees, with regular refresher training to reinforce key concepts. Onboarding training should be provided to new hires, and trigger-based or role-based training may be necessary in response to specific events or job responsibilities. Continuous efforts to integrate security awareness into regular communications and maintain a security-conscious culture are essential.