Tuesday 8 November 2022
In association with
An increasing body of research indicates that many cybersecurity measures are not effective because they are either ignored, bypassed or incorrectly implemented. But intuitively many of us already recognise this by the examples seen daily in the press of serious security data breaches and cybercrimes. Whatever we are doing is not entirely working.
Despite the vast sums of money spent, IT systems and networks at all levels and within most organisations remain inherently vulnerable to even the most basic of security weaknesses and vulnerabilities. This is because for so long now we have focused almost entirely on the technical firewall. But rarely have we attended in any meaningful way to the human firewall. At this SASIG workshop, we showcase successful ways in which large organisations have engaged with their workforce and extended enterprise, raised awareness amongst their employees, customers and suppliers, and successfully influenced behaviour for the better.
Presentations on the day included:
Awareness training vs culture change
A panel session facilitated by Tarquin Folliss OBE, Vice-Chairman, The SASIG
With Oz Alashe MBE, CEO, CybSafe,
Gareth Thomas, Senior Manager Education & Awareness, Lloyds Banking Group
and Ian Murphy, CEO, CyberOff
Can colleagues ever love security?
Presented by Gareth Thomas, Senior Manager Colleague Education and Awareness, Lloyds Banking Group
Adapting awareness programmes to your organisation’s culture; why one size doesn’t fit all
A panel session facilitated by Tarquin Folliss OBE, Vice-Chairman, The SASIG
With Dr Lizzie Coles-Kemp, Professor in Information Security, Department of Information Security, Royal Holloway University of London
Zoe Edmeades, Managing Director, The Security Company
Andrew Rose, Resident CISO, Proofpoint
Case study – Effective awareness for a multinational, multi-language organisation
Bebe Lees, Head of Communications and Consultancy, The Security Company
