Roger Grimes Joins KnowBe4 as Data-Driven Defense Evangelist
Cybersecurity industry veteran Grimes brings wealth of knowledge to
KnowBe4’s lineup of evangelists
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Cybersecurity industry veteran Grimes brings wealth of knowledge to
KnowBe4’s lineup of evangelists
Security awareness training expansion through Europe, Middle East and Africa to be helmed by Jeffrey de Graaf
Report shows bad actors preying on school-related security incidents
John Just, EdD, appointed as innovation leader to create next-gen Learning Management
KnowBe4’s Phish-Alert tool picks up spoofed campus-wide phishing attempt in Florida targeting a community college with a fake active shooter alert
Continued surge of phishing and other social engineering threats fuel explosive 20th consecutive quarter increase
New Tool Provides IT with an Automated Method to Check Insecure Email Server Configurations
New-school security awareness training market legitimized
New proprietary phishing study of six million users shows insurance organizations and not-for-profits lead all other industries with greater than thirty percent of users falling for baseline phishing tests.
KnowBe4, provider of the world’s largest new-school security awareness and simulated phishing platform, released a breakthrough study of phishing statistics for top industries, showing small insurance companies have the highest percentage of “Phish-prone” employees in the small to mid–size organization category. Not-for-profit organizations take the lead in large organizations (1,000 or more employees). The study shows these types of organizations rank higher (in the low thirty percentiles) than the overall average of twenty seven percent across all industries and size organizations. Large business services organizations had the lowest Phish-prone benchmark at nineteen percent.
