Cyber threats can be scary, and for good reason. Malware can be lurking in a suspicious email your users get convinced to click. All it takes is one crack in the door of your network to let all the wrong ones in; spear phishing witches, ravenous ransomwolves, you name it!
But never fear! While torches, pitchforks and silver bullets never put down a data breach, a resilient security culture in your organization is your best bet for keeping the beasts at bay. That's why we’ve put together these free resources you can use throughout the entire month of October to help your users keep up their cybersecurity defenses.
Not sure where to start? We've got you covered! Here is what you'll get:
In this module, Kevin Mitnick explains some of the latest ways that cybercriminals are targeting you and your organization. Kevin demonstrates two new spins on some old tricks to show how cybercriminals get information from you and access your computer as well as your organization’s network.. Available in 35 languages!
In this on-demand webinar, Perry Carpenter, Chief Evangelist and Strategy Officer at KnowBe4, helps you detangle the complicated web of politics around securing executive support for security awareness training. Get actionable insights on capturing executive attention, how to frame the story of your program’s value position, and much more!
Download this how-to guide to explore the fundamentals of security culture and what steps you can take to move the culture needle in your organization.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month can be a great kick start for a security awareness training program, but what steps should you take next?
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In a world where cybersecurity incidents are no longer a matter of if they will happen, but when, having a solid incident response plan is a critical component of cyber resilience and business continuity.