Articles Tagged with ''employee training''

How can organizational leaders both encourage their cybersecurity staff to stay with them and attract new talent to manage the rising number of breaches and attacks on businesses?

The security concerns of generative artificial intelligence (AI) use within the workplace were analyzed in a recent report by ExtraHop.

Insider risk is largely a people problem, meaning that successful insider risk solutions focus not only on technology, but on educating employees.

The combination of AI's adaptive algorithms and data processing capabilities has empowered mal actors to develop complex social engineering attacks.

The causes and costs of insider threats were analyzed in a recent report that found that the average annual cost of an insider risk has increased 40%.

Keeping a business secure is a complex task and security personnel, by the very nature of their work, often are placed in precarious situations.

Safety procedures and emergency response plans can seem daunting, so security leaders should assign employees to incident management teams.

Google “breaches and human error” and be greeted with a seemingly endless list of articles that declare 82%, 88%, and even 95% of breaches are the result of human error.

It's important to consider how employee negligence leads to cybersecurity incidents, and what preventative measures to take to avoid future risk.

A focus on workplace culture helps security executives build strong security teams and improve departmental collaboration and efficiency.