Implementing an effective security awareness program may at first seem intimidating, there is a lot of information out there and often a lack of clarity. However, it is a necessary and simple step for most businesses. Here, we outline the steps you can take today to implement your program and raise cyber-security awareness in your business. 

A cyber security awareness program is critical to your organisation. But, at first you may not know what you are looking for. In this blog, we discuss the key features of a good security awareness training program and the benefits this can have for your business. 

A robust cyber security awareness program can be the best line of defence against hackers. This is because the large majority of security breaches are related to employee error. In this article we discuss what a cyber security program is, why they are necessary and what an effective cyber security program looks like.

On Wednesday 15th July, a number of high profile Twitter accounts, including Elon Musk, Barack Obama, Kanye West, Joe Biden and Bill Gates were hacked. 

In 2020, it is becoming more important than ever to educate and train end users on cyber security best practice in the workplace. Below we have listed the 12 topics to look out for. With increasingly sophisticated digital threats, educating your digital workforce on cyber security best practice is the most effective way of saving time and preventing security breaches. 

There is no shortage of cyber threats in 2020. With infectious ransomware attacks shutting businesses out of their systems, spyware stealing industrial secrets and phishing scams frauding organisations out of their money, businesses are struggling to find the right solutions to keep themselves protected.

Social engineering is a form of cyber-security hacking that leverages the weakest point of any security system: the End User.

Security awareness training is essential for mitigating human error - the cause behind most cyber breaches faced by businesses. Read our guide to learn how to perform training for your end users, what topics to include, and how to ensure training is truly effective in improving security outcomes.

It’s half past four on a Thursday afternoon. You’re getting through your last tasks of the day, when you receive a new email. It has an alluring title:

There’s not a single person alive who never makes mistakes. In fact, making mistakes is a core part of the human experience - it is how we grow and learn. Yet in cyber security, human mistakes are far too often overlooked.

All businesses are vulnerable to cyber breaches. Whether your company is a startup running from a garage or an independent bookshop, a security breach can be costly - or even the end of your business.

If you’ve read our article on the role of human error in cyber security breaches, you’ll know that human error is the leading cause of over 90% of breaches. That’s a frightening statistic, but also a highly useful one.