8 Steps to Build Cybersecurity Aware Culture
Human Error, it is said, causes 90% plus of cyber incidences
- Make a clear plan. Decide on steps like updating security policies, how often to train, which methods to use, what resources you need, who should be trained, and when to do it.
- Gain Leadership Buy-In. Leadership endorsement can significantly enhance the promotion and communication of your security program.
- Check how well the program works by using security assessments and surveys. Share what you find and make changes based on feedback and what you learn.
- Adjust training to fit each employee’s knowledge of cybersecurity and the amount of sensitive data they handle.
- Encourage good habits by celebrating wins, using games, offering rewards, and picking training that matches each person’s experience.
- Put the program into action. Explain why it matters, what you expect, and why everyone’s involvement is important.
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