According to new findings, KnowBe4, a security awareness training firm, and research firm ITIC, found that 80 percent of companies say that "end user carelessness" is the biggest security threat to their systems and networks.
As the cost per cybercrime victim continues to rise, Internet security awareness firm KnowBe4 says that businesses without security training are vulnerable to data breaches and, as a result, future class-action lawsuits.
A recent article detailed a study that says neurotic women are more likely to fall for internet scams. KnowBe4 founder, Stu Sjouwerman, says cybercrime does not discriminate, and everyone is equally vulnerable.
Stu Sjouwerman, founder of Internet security awareness training firm KnowBe4, classifies the five types of security awareness training amid phishing attempts that play upon Americans' interest in the recent hostility with Syria.
Internet Security Awareness Training Firm, KnowBe4, comments on the recently released Washington Post poll that portrays Americans “comfortable with the government’s practice of surveillance programs.” KnowBe4 conducts own poll of 12,000 IT professionals; results are opposite – “the practice is unethical and a major invasion of privacy.”
Internet security awareness firm, KnowBe4, explains why identity theft will remain rampant—despite bills being passed—unless Americans are trained to recognize and avoid cyberattacks
