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Measure your Information Security Culture to Supercharge Organisational Cyber Resilience – Webinar and Presentation Kit

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Enhancing cyber resilience hinges on evolving cyber security awareness programs to actively measure and influence human behaviour and organisational culture, fostering a shared responsibility beyond the IT department through visible metrics and incentivisation

Improving organisational cyber resilience requires more than just technical controls; it fundamentally relies on a strong information security culture. Measuring the effectiveness of cyber security awareness programs (CSAPs) is crucial, moving beyond mere compliance to focus on changing employee behaviour and fostering accountability. By exposing performance metrics, like a human risk index, to executives and department heads, a healthy competition can be fostered, incentivising managers to improve their teams’ security practices and address repeat offenders.

Traditional CSAP controls often lack sufficient performance indicators and behavioural metrics. Modern tools and frameworks, such as those from the SANS Institute, offer ways to measure employee behaviour and cultural shifts through assessments, gamification, and qualitative data gathering. Ultimately, a successful CSAP integrates these measurements, creating a culture where cyber security is a shared responsibility across the entire business, not just an IT concern.

To learn how your organisation can effectively bridge the gap between providing cyber security knowledge and truly embedding secure behaviours into its daily operations, watch the webinar video and download the presentation kit.

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