The cost of human cyber risk
SMEs face an average loss of $2.2 million per year due to human errors, learn how you can mitigate human cyber risk and protect your organization.
How to reduce human cyber risk: A strategic roadmap
Learn why employees are an insider threat to your business, how to build a security-savvy culture and where to get started.
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How to reduce human cyber risk by 80%: Insights from our latest whitepaper
Here's just some of what you'll learn in this guide:
Identify human error and cybersecurity breaches
Importance of security awareness training
Key strategies for reducing human cyber risk
How to establish a security aware culture
Leverage advanced technologies
How to implement Human Risk Management (HRM)
Best practices to follow and how to get started
Discover effective Human Risk Management (HRM) practices to reduce cyber risk
User-related data breaches continue to affect businesses of all sizes, primarily due to a focus on securing technology while neglecting the human element.
Despite increased investments in security awareness initiatives, such as regular training and phishing simulations, these efforts alone have not been sufficient to counter evolving threats.
This whitepaper reveals how Human Risk Management (HRM) can transform employees into active defenders against cyber threats, effectively reducing breaches and ensuring compliance with today's stringent standards.
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