Tips, insights, and best practices to help you build a security-first culture.
As a security professional, one of your responsibilities is to ensure that the personnel in your company are aware of cyber threats and how they can be avoided. It's important for you to provide awareness training on a regular basis, but when it comes down to it, people will need reminders throughout the year. So here's a list of 10 best practices you should use in your security awareness training:
Health Insurance and Probability Act (HIPAA) 1996 is a federal law. HIPAA compliance training is required to ensure the privacy and security of patient’s health data. It is ideally required for everyone who has access to protected health information (PHI).
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How to communicate the seriousness of cybersecurity with employees while also encouraging a healthy security awareness culture.
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A complete walkthrough for the process of running a Starbucks “Brand Knockoff” phishing test.
Hook Security showcasing its security awareness training mapped to leading cybersecurity frameworks
Security Awareness Training for employees is more crucial than ever. One could even argue that security “awareness” is just the first step in a company’s security culture, and that employees should be educated, motivated, and empowered to keep a company safe. In a world where the majority of cyber-attacks involve human error, employees need to know that they are the last line of defense, and that they are capable of stopping cyber attacks.