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Motives, Needs, and Drivers for Cybersecurity

Motives, needs and drivers for cybersecurity awareness training in modern work environments are findings of a stakeholder analysis with over 160 cybersecurity leaders presenting their opinions and experiences.

Motives, Needs, and Drivers for Cybersecurity

Biggest challenges for cybersecurity leaders

The demand for more effective cybersecurity solutions is greater than ever. Cybersecurity by design is about securing infrastructure and making people more informed about the evolving risks in the online world and more capable of dealing with them effectively.

One size doesn’t fit all

One size doesn’t fit all

Training tends to become insufficient for particular groups of employees.

Relevant training scenarios

Relevant training scenarios

It is hard to stay relevant for most scenarios. A lot of the content is too generic or does not go deep enough.

Employee engagement

Employee engagement

Getting people to stay engaged over time and form cybersecurity-focused habits is complex.

Compliance is the reason for cybersecurity awareness

Regulations such as GDPR or HIPAA require employers to provide regular cybersecurity training or awareness-raising. However, 58% of the organizations claimed that security awareness training is a top management strategic decision.

Measuring the success of cybersecurity training is not easy

Incident reports cannot measure the strength of passwords or the use of password managers. In a similar fashion, phishing simulations do not tell the whole story about the cybersecurity readiness of employees because they do not test employees about general cybersecurity habits.

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Learn about motives, needs, and drivers for cybersecurity awareness training in modern work environments

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