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[Fjordaan]

Human error is involved in 95% of all security breaches. Casual mistakes happen all the time and lead to career-limiting financial and intellectual property loss. With the right materials, your employees can overcome the evolving cyber threat landscape.

 

[Ayabuya]

Human error is involved in 95% of all security breaches. Casual mistakes happen all the time and lead to career-limiting financial and intellectual property loss. With the right materials, your employees can overcome the evolving cyber threat landscape.

Your free kit includes entertaining, digestible material that covers:

• Inadvertent Data Leaks
• Ransomware
• Wire Transfer Fraud
• Vishing
• Public WiFi Risks

 

[trdsa]

How to learn how employees are your first and last line of defense in attacks
how to protect and handle threats than cost you.

 

[DaOne]

The State of Email Security Report is quite concise and outlines the fundamental reasons why we are failing at securing our most critical information. It gives great insight as well as the way forward as shown below:

Go Beyond Defense-only Security:

1. The right security services in place before an attack happens.
2. A durability plan to keep email and business operations running during an attack or failure.
3. The ability to recover data and other corporate IP after an incident or attack occurs.

 

[Scuba_steve_H]

Human error is involved in 95% of all security breaches

 

[GrootKoos]

Ways to adjust your approach to prioritise educating the riskiest employees

 

[Ginzo]

Human error is involved in 95% of all security breaches. Casual mistakes happen all the time and lead to career-limiting financial and intellectual property loss. With the right materials, your employees can overcome the evolving cyber threat landscape.

Your free kit includes entertaining, digestible material that covers:

• Inadvertent Data Leaks
• Ransomware
• Wire Transfer Fraud
• Vishing
• Public WiFi Risks

 

[Anthraxitus]

Human error is involved in 95% of all security breaches

 

[Molefete]

Human error is involved in 95% of all security breaches. Casual mistakes happen all the time and lead to career-limiting financial and intellectual property loss. With the right materials, your employees can overcome the evolving cyber threat landscape.

 

[Molefete]

Human error is involved in 95% of all security breaches. Casual mistakes happen all the time and lead to career-limiting financial and intellectual property loss. With the right materials, your employees can overcome the evolving cyber threat landscape.

 

[Vernon247]

Your free kit includes entertaining, digestible material that covers:

Inadvertent Data Leaks
Ransomware
Wire Transfer Fraud
Vishing
Public WiFi Risks

 

[CBranford]

raise your employees’ cybersecurity awareness

 

[Ghost in the Machine]

Human error is involved in 95% of all security breaches. Casual mistakes happen all the time and lead to career-limiting financial and intellectual property loss. With the right materials, your employees can overcome the evolving cyber threat landscape.

Your free kit includes entertaining, digestible material that covers:

• Inadvertent Data Leaks
• Ransomware
• Wire Transfer Fraud
• Vishing
• Public WiFi Risks

 

[VassanMoodley]

That Insecure Feeling About Office 365 Email Security

 

[An3skmbi]

Only 11% of organizations continuously train employees on how to spot cyberattacks. 24% admit to monthly training, and 52% perform training only quarterly or once a year

 

[nkd]

Human error is involved in 95% of all security breaches. Casual mistakes happen all the time and lead to career-limiting financial and intellectual property loss. With the right materials, your employees can overcome the evolving cyber threat landscape

 

[Johnny35]

Your free kit includes entertaining, digestible material that covers:

• Inadvertent Data Leaks
• Ransomware
• Wire Transfer Fraud
• Vishing
• Public WiFi Risks

 

[snail112]

When Faced with Ransomware,
Choose Fight over Flight.
Today’s security leaders are faced with an uphill battle against the ever-changing cyberthreat landscape. Ransomware attacks are becoming more sophisticated and cybersecurity professionals are taking action. With the right tools, you can prevent, detect and respond quickly to ransomware attacks threatening your organization.

 

[asuttie]

The most interesting thing I learned from this report was the statistics of emails sent to the incorrect person by members of the C-suite (chart on page 9). Imagine the CEO, CIO or CFO sending reports to the incorrect person because of finger-trouble or pressing enter too soon on a suggested name- just for IT to receive a phone call asking how to recall an email. It takes 1 second for the wrong person to get "too much information" about your organisation.

 

[SolCel]

Your free kit includes entertaining, digestible material that covers:

• Inadvertent Data Leaks
• Ransomware
• Wire Transfer Fraud
• Vishing
• Public WiFi Risks