Cybersecurity training stories

Zero Trust challenges the traditional perimeter-based security mindset and instead places a strong emphasis on identity as a cornerstone of a robust defence strategy.

As the economy shifts further towards a digital-first mindset, CISOs have found themselves increasingly impacted on a personal level.

Given the shrinking cybersecurity talent pool and surge in cyberattacks, organisations must adjust their approach to managing their cybersecurity programs.

"Our mission is to ensure even the smallest businesses can equip their teams with the tools they need to protect against the flood of cyber threats."

Channel partners will have access to Skyhigh's newly unveiled Altitude Partner Program, which offers double-digit backend rebates to advanced-tier partners.

Cybermate 2.0 turns the spotlight onto the human behavioural aspects of cyber risk, thus complementing traditional cybersecurity measures.

To get ahead of the pack, tech leaders must find new ways to attract and recruit entry-level cybersecurity professionals.

"Education and training are crucial components for SMBs to have a solid cybersecurity defence, especially for employees."

Lookout unveils research finding security experts have a significant lack of awareness of the National Cyber Security Centre's Cyber Essentials framework.

KnowBe4’s annual phishing benchmarking report finds untrained users are the biggest flaw in Asian organisations’ cyber defence layer.

How can IT decision-makers and business leaders ensure their teams are aware of cybersecurity best practices? Security awareness training.

Traditional cybersecurity awareness training leaves companies vulnerable to social engineering attacks, according to cyberconIQ.

Security hardening is an effective way to enhance cybersecurity by reducing a business's attack surface exposure and protecting it against hostile forces.

KnowBe4 has released new research, which shows that 53% of Singaporean office workers are getting frequent security training from their employers.

New research from KnowBe4 has found more Australian employees are being given security training as the country responds to high-profile data breaches.

Employees need three months of cybersecurity training for companies to reach an acceptable level of security, according to a new Employee Security Index.

New research from a cybersecurity provider, Hornetsecurity, has found that a third of organisations do not provide cybersecurity training to remote workers.

"The appointment of Dicker Data in Australia re-enforces Cyber Aware’s commitment to the channel and its focus on being the global leader."

The initiative aims to elevate skillsets, build camaraderie among cybersecurity teams, and attract new and diverse talent to the field.

"Organisations cannot just rely on cybersecurity professionals to safeguard the businesses’ infrastructure and protect their data."

A new study has identified a need to prioritise cybersecurity training for board directors, to better protect organisations from cyber attacks.

It’s critical for businesses to support integrated and ongoing security awareness training that continues to educate end users on how to identify and combat cyber threats, as well as best practices for staying cyber-savvy.

The concept of bring your own device (BYOD) has been around for years, but since the shift to more remote and hybrid working around the world, its popularity has reached bold new heights.

Auldhouse set to become one of New Zealand's leading cybersecurity training providers, gaining official rights to the world's top cybersecurity certifications.