We produce and read measurements every day, but how reliable is the underlying data? Biased collection methods can lead to false conclusions, so it’s vital we recognise bias and address it wherever possible. We look deeper into this common error and how it impacts security awareness programmes.
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Security awareness and training has been stagnant for too long. Mercifully, transformational security teams are realising the old ways of approaching the human element aren’t working. We uncover and discuss how to truly manage human cyber risk at work, and share takeaway tips, tricks and pitfalls.
With the 4th round of the MITRE Engenuity ATT&CK out, it’s important for us to learn how the evaluation and methodology can be used in our organisations. We look at this year’s results and discover how to apply and integrate the framework into your organisation to assess and improve your cyber strategy.
Increasingly complex network infrastructures, bad actors, and threat landscapes mean we need greater vigilance to ensure our cyber defences are monitored and effective. Learn how to run ‘what if’ analysis on network models, check your security posture and gain executive visibility into compliance.
The latest round of evaluations brings much-needed visibility to the EDR and XDR space. Understanding the results helps drive advancement and alignment throughout the cybersecurity industry, so we take a deep dive into Wizard Spider, Sandworm, singularity XDR and what ATT&CK Evaluation means for businesses.
We explore nudge theory in all directions – the history, the inspiration, the application and some real results from different businesses. We’ve all had to become more creative in what we do and how we do it (thanks, Covid), so how is nudge theory helping deliver strong and sustainable results in security awareness programmes?
Watch for an exclusive overview of this year’s report results – hot off the press and directly from the experts. Learn about the key findings and trends observed during frontline investigations into high-impact cyber attacks over the past year.
The annual cost of insider threat incidents has increased to over $15m – they are an area of risk we cannot afford to ignore. We review the new 2022 Cost of Insider Threats Global Report, reveal insights into what the data means for you, and how to save millions with people-centric threat management.

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