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Employee Cybersecurity: Prevent Holiday Shopping from Compromising Your Network
Employees are continuing to work from home as more and more cases of the pandemic come to light. This increase in cases means that working from home is going to continue for ...
Employee Cybersecurity: Prevent Holiday Shopping from Compromising Your Network
Employees are continuing to work from home as more and more cases of the pandemic come to light. This increase in cases means that working from home is going to continue for ...
Why Employees Aren’t Really “Getting” Your Cybersecurity Training
The post Why Employees Aren’t Really “Getting” Your Cybersecurity Training appeared first on Digital Defense, Inc ...
Better Security Starts With Better Employee Training
Employees continue to be the most significant risk factor when it comes to security. According to a study by Kaspersky Lab, 52% of businesses say employees are their biggest weakness in IT ...
5 Trends to Consider for Effective Security Training
Here are five trends impacting what corporate security training will look like in the near future When determining why cybersecurity incidents happen, many times it is largely due to inappropriate use of ...
Employee Training and Awareness: A Key Component of Your Cyber Security Program
The post Employee Training and Awareness: A Key Component of Your Cyber Security Program appeared first on Delta Risk ...
Privacy: Employees Often the Weakest Link
GDPR will celebrate its first anniversary later this month. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will go into effect Jan. 1, 2020. Protecting consumer data is going to be a priority for ...
As Cybersecurity Challenges Climb, Can Training Lower Risk?
The right training for employees can have a huge impact on a company’s security posture In 2017, a study by analysts at Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) noted more than a quarter of ...
Your Employees Pose a Bigger Security Risk Than You Think
Ask a security expert what an organization’s biggest risk or threat is, they answer is almost always “the human factor.” While that could include anybody with access to your network or data, ...
