It is no exaggeration to say that society and business, organisations are under cyber attack. Organised Cybercriminals have hit the US energy grid, the Irish Health Service (HSE) and Air India (2.4 ml credit cards hacked) We bring a powerful voice to remind people of the danger, reinforcing your messaging about he needs to be vigilant and careful. Human error, tiredness is often the catalyst leading to serious technical breaches.
We @IBM recommend the BeSecureOnline Team of speakers very happily. Our staff learned things they weren’t aware of about the use of social media, privacy settings, cyber-crime and data sharing. It's really important that IBM UK's staff fully understand online threats, personal hacking, protecting their finances and lives. We were stunned, many of us were able to take simple steps as he spoke.
"Excellent Speakers, very effective. Thoroughly informative, one of the best Speakers ever invited. Spoke to our World Cup squad about the online threats in Russia. Delivery was perfect, concise, interesting and really informative. The Manager, Gareth was especially happy as he really didn't want any issues with players during the WC Russia 2018"
Lastt minute booking, produced topic on theme, nailed it. Booked for another session. Thank you.
Thank you, we were delighted
Make sure your organisation's emails are received as sent, not changed by criminals, or interfered with in any way. So your customers, suppliers, partners and employees never get an email you did not send. Defending your email integrity, and sender reputation every day
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Excellent Speakers, very effective. Thoroughly informative, one of the best Speakers ever invited. Spoke to our World Cup squad about the online threats in Russia. Delivery was perfect, concise, interesting and really informative. The Manager, Gareth was especially happy as he really didn't want any issues with players during the WC.
Frank Chappell The English FA, Wembley
An informative article warning about scanning QR codes on mobile phones. The risks of malicious software, financial fraud, phishing attacks, personal data tracking, etc. We stress the need to exercise caution while scanning QR codes and keeping mobile antivirus software up to date.
Passwords are dead or are they?. Most people have 300 + apps passwords and there are other technologies but passwords are going to be here a while longer.
The decision to pay a ransomware demand is a huge one. Is it safe? Will we get access to our systems again if we pay? Should I negotiate? Will they come again for more money? Will we survive financially? What are the other unknown risks?
CyberSecurity Awareness Training builds the best cyber security you can get, a human firewall. People who know what they doing, what links not to click, staff who don't open suspicious emails, and staff who are sharp to the possibility of phishing, and malware. Staff who won't harm the organisation.
I used to be insecure until I saw my password. No more cats' names, Birthdays are great but are not passwords. CR7 is an ageing footballer, not a password. Iloveyou, maybe but not a password.
You can be much smarter than Basil Fawlty and still get hit by some incredibly smart cyber-scams. Phishing, Smishing, Vishing, and Ransomware targeting you all day and night on every channel. Email, Texts, Phone calls. Arm yourself & your staff. Fight back with awareness training.
Let's face it, for most people, a job is just a job, do the work, get paid, repeat. They have other things to do, to worry about, The employer's IT system is not one of them. So for 95% who don't care as you do, awareness training might be the only way.
Awareness training for Cyber Security targets phishing, mobile devices, passwords, and remote working. Awareness training addresses the elephant in the room, which is human error causes nearly 90% of all hacks.
Most cybercriminals are not that smart. They don't need to be because most organisations do not take cybersecurity threats seriously enough and nine out of ten (90%) hacks are down to human error. Fact!