Name: Insider Threats: The Dangers Within
Start: 2023-03-09T15:00:00Z
End: 2023-03-09T15:45:15.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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MetaCompliance is a cyber security and compliance organisation that helps transform your company culture and safeguard your data and values. We create state-of-the art eLearning, GDPR, policy management, incident management and phishing solutions that our clients trust to help them create a better relationship with employees and regulators.

Cyber attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and frequent, making it critical to adopt a proactive approach to cyber security.  

Join our upcoming webcast, ‘How to Make Offensive Security your Cyber Defence Superpower’ and explore how you can identify and remediate security vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by attackers. 

During this 45-minute webcast, we’ll cover:
• Understanding the concept of offensive security and why it’s crucial for cyber security.
• How to integrate offensive security to bolster your defence against threats. 
• The often-overlooked importance of physical security.

How to Make Offensive Security your Cyber Defence Superpower

Privileged Accounts = Targeted Accounts.

Once compromised, these privileged credentials give hackers the "keys to the kingdom," allowing them to gain access to your most sensitive and critical information.

Join our upcoming webcast, ‘Privileged User Awareness: The Keys to the Kingdom’ and learn the steps you can take to secure privileged user accounts and mitigate risks. 

During this 45-minute session, we will cover:
• The problem with privileged user accounts
• How cybercriminals target and exploit privileged users 
• The steps organisations can take to mitigate risks

Privileged User Awareness: The Keys to the Kingdom

83% of organisations fail to deliver cyber security training that engages employees.

Employee engagement determines the success or failure of a cyber security training program. Without engagement, organisations cannot build a robust culture where security is front of mind.

Join us on our upcoming webcast, 'Level Up Your Cyber Security Training with Netflix Style E-Learning', and explore MetaCompliance’s latest eLearning series, Cyber Police, and the power of storytelling in enhancing employee engagement in cyber security education.

Level Up Your Cyber Security Training with Netflix Style E-Learning

The speed at which technology and cybercrime rapidly evolve makes it increasingly difficult for organisations to remain cyber-secure and compliant. 

Consequently, the need to implement effective Information Security frameworks has heightened. With these frameworks in place, organisations can define the processes and procedures to assess, monitor, and mitigate cyber risk. 

Our upcoming webcast, ‘Business Benefits of Information Security Frameworks’, explores the business value of Information Security frameworks and how to build a robust cyber security strategy. 

This 45-minute webcast will discuss:
• The why and what of standards, regulations, policies, and frameworks
• Business benefits associated with Information Security frameworks 
• Pitfalls to watch out for when engaging with Information Security frameworks
• How to best approach ISO 27001 certifications

Business Benefits on Information Security Frameworks

In today’s complex business environment, organisations need to be able to respond rapidly to any changes and adapt policies where necessary. The only way to adapt to the dynamic, disrupted, and distributed nature of business is to be agile.

This requires organisations to have an agile policy management program in place so they can react quickly to changes in risks, regulations, strategy, processes, roles, and responsibilities.

An effective policy management program will provide a framework of governance, identify risks, define compliance, and play a crucial role in organisational success. It should also engage staff and clarify the standards of what is expected of them.

The 40-minute webcast will explore:
• How to monitor the internal and external environment for changes that impact policy.
• Key steps to defining a policy management program that is agile and dynamic to the needs of the business.
• Engaging employees on policies to ensure they know what is expected of them.
• How to ensure policies are being followed and aligned with the needs of the business.

Key Steps to Implementing an Agile Policy Management Program

Social engineering takes many forms, but email continues to be the most attractive attack vector for hackers to get a footing into our personal and professional lives.

In our upcoming webcast, "Could Social Engineering Exist Without Email," we will examine why email remains a favored target for malicious attacks and explore ways for organisations to fortify their defences.

During this 45-minute webcast, we will cover:
• The story of social engineer and email prankster, James Linton.
• The reasons why email is a prime target for exploitation.
• Best practices for conducting phishing simulations and avoiding a shame culture.
• Strategies for creating effective email awareness campaigns that engages users.

Could Social Engineering Exist Without Email?

The effectiveness of a Security Awareness Training program in ultimately depends upon improving the security behaviours of staff. 

However, security training alone will not change employee behaviours. Until and unless awareness training affects how staff feel about the need to secure information, and their security instincts, organisations will continue to be vulnerable to cyber risk. 

Our upcoming webcast ‘Beyond Awareness Training: Cultivating A Security Culture’ explores why organisations must go beyond awareness training and instil a security mindset that transforms staff into their frontline defence against cyber attacks. 

This 45-minute webcast will discuss:
• Changing how staff perceive, think, and feel about information security
• Ingraining default security behaviours that point staff towards the right course of action
• Understanding the “why” and communicating this across the board
• Embedding a security subculture into the organisational culture
• Knowing your audience and making culture-change stick

Beyond Awareness Training: Cultivating a Security Culture

Our smartphones are always an arm’s length away, but how aware are we of the security risks they pose?

Smartphones are a portal into our increasingly digital-first lives. Should they fall into the wrong hands, they’re a potential treasure trove of information. 

Our upcoming webcast, ‘Get Smart about Smartphone Cyber Security’, explores the cyber risks posed by smartphones and how to mitigate against them.

This 45-minute webcast will discuss:
• The impact smartphones have had on our lives 
• How smartphones have evolved to become a significant risk vector 
• The cyber risks smartphones potentially pose
• How organisations can minimise smartphone security threats

Get Smart about Smartphone Cyber Security

Despite the ongoing threat of cyber attacks, security awareness training remains a major challenge for management teams.

Identifying what training needs to be delivered, who needs to be trained and a lack of employee engagement are all common obstacles that organisations face when it comes to implementing security awareness training. 

As every organisation knows, change management is notoriously difficult. The best security awareness programs approach the task in the same way as other organisational change projects. Change isn’t a given; it takes time and effort.

The reality is cyber security can be a dry topic. As such, it’s vital you find ways to engage your staff if you want to positively impact behaviour within your organisation, raise awareness of cyber security threats, and embed a culture of compliance.

This 40 minute webcast will explore:
-How to implement staff security training that maintains momentum and encourages engagement
-The importance of getting buy-in in the boardroom
-Tailoring cyber security awareness training for your audience
-Using storytelling to breathe life into your cyber security awareness campaign

The Realities of Getting Staff Security Training Right

C-suite engagement is essential to embed the culture and tone necessary for effective cyber risk management. Despite the reality that cyber attacks are evolving and becoming more complex, making cyber security a C-level priority is no easy endeavour. 

Our upcoming webcast, ‘The Reality of Securing C-Suite Support for Human Security’, explores the challenges with leadership support in cyber security, and the approach to gain buy-in at an executive level. 

This 40-minute webcast will discuss:
• Why buy-in from the top is important for security awareness program success
• Challenges in engaging and maintaining leadership participation
• Tips and tricks to make senior management see the benefit of robust cyber security programs

Todd Wade is a Chief Information Security Officer for Fintech / Technology companies, with 20+ years’ experience in all things cyber security, technology and risk. 

Author of Cybercrime: Protecting your business, your family and yourself.

The Reality of Securing C-Suite Support for Human Security

The coronavirus pandemic has triggered a new era that now sees organisations, employees and the public embracing information technology more than ever before. Technology has become an indispensable part of our lives, facilitating everything from the way business is conducted to staying in touch with friends and family.

With entire workforces working from home (WFH) and supply chains morphing to accommodate the new situation, the uncertainty of the Covid-19 crisis has created a fertile environment for cybercriminals to inflict crippling consequences.

Join award-winning Cyber Security thought leader and Cyber Security Awareness For Dummies author, Robert O’Brien as he offers a best practice approach to tackling staff awareness campaigns and improving employee security behaviours.

In this webinar we will cover:

• The modern Cyber Security landscape and secure working from home challenges
• Determining what Cyber Security awareness means for your organisation
• The challenges of changing organisational security culture
• The importance of policies to establish safe baselines
• How to set up a staff awareness program
• Top 10 cyber awareness tips

Cyber Security Awareness for Dummies

Despite increased investment in cyber security initiatives, organisations continue to be impacted by cyber attacks. Almost all successful breaches share one variable in common: human error. The reality is organisations face a very real danger of threat from within.

Against the backdrop of a complex cyber threat landscape, the insider threat has intensified as working practices have evolved and cybercriminals launch increasingly sophisticated attacks.

The mitigation of human-born error is key to reducing cyber risk in an organisation and a proactive approach to prevent employee-related threats has never been more important.

Our upcoming webcast titled, ‘Cyber Security: Is the Nightmare Between the Chair and the Keyboard?’, explores the human dimension to cyber vulnerabilities and solving cyber security’s people problem. 

This 40-minute webinar will discuss:
• Why people are at the centre of cyber security threats
• How hackers exploit people for their own gain
• Tactics to improve employee engagement in Security Awareness Training
• The CISO’s challenge in creating a cyber secure workforce

Cyber Security: Is the Nightmare Between the Chair and the Keyboard?

Cyber Security Awareness Month, celebrated every October, helps to highlight the importance of cyber security and the collective effort required to prevent cyber attacks.

However, a month-long initiative is not enough to make a real, long-lasting impact on staff security behaviours. 

Our upcoming webcast, ‘Best Practice for Cyber Security Awareness Month’, explores how organisations can make the most of Cyber Security Awareness Month and keep security top of mind all year round. 

This 40-minute webcast will discuss:
• Cyber fatigue and the difficulty of engaging users
• Tips for planning Cyber Security Awareness Month
• Maintaining momentum and employee engagement throughout the year
• Ongoing cyber awareness certifications
• Thinking outside the box when it comes to cyber initiatives

Best Practice for Cyber Security Awareness Month

Cyber security in the workplace has become increasingly important as more organisations migrate to digital and the cloud. With the adoption of digital channels growing exponentially across all sectors, so too has the number of high profile data breaches and ransomware attacks. 

As regulators and auditors seek evidence of security awareness activities, organisations are under enormous pressure to proactively protect their people, reputation, and valuable assets. Still, many cyber security awareness initiatives fall flat due to a lack of engagement from end users. 

To efficiently and effectively build a highly skilled workforce that is prepared to address cyber threats in complex enterprise environments, it is vital to address security awareness training as more than a compliance checkbox exercise. 

Join us for our upcoming webcast as we explore how to establish a next-generation security training program that engages users and adapts to emerging threats.  

This 30-minute webinar will discuss: 
-Best practices for next-generation training 
-Taking a targeted, tailored approach to security awareness training 
-Building momentum for an awareness campaign and avoiding user fatigue 
-Analysing your audience to create an awareness campaign that resonates 
-Making your cyber awareness program relatable for your employees

Next Generation Security Awareness Training

Human factors, or more specifically, human failure, takes its fair share of the blame for accidents, incidents and cyber attacks. To keep organisations secure, it is vital to understand human behaviour and the challenges those behaviours pose in mitigating cyber threats. 

By recognising how individuals create risk, organisations can improve the interaction between people and the technology they use. In doing so, reducing human-born error. 

Our upcoming webcast ‘Cyber Anthropology: Humanising Cyber Security’ explores why humans are the greatest security vulnerability and how organisations can create a cyber-secure culture. 

This 40-minute webcast will discuss:
• How humans interact with technology
• Human behaviour and the path of least resistance 
• Building trust and relationships through reciprocity 
• Why Security Awareness Training is not a one-size-fits-all approach
• The importance of storytelling in cyber awareness training

Cyber Anthropology: Humanising Cyber Security

In the wake of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, pandemic challenges, inflation spikes and fragile global supply chains, organisations have been faced with a magnitude of risk and uncertainty. 

The dynamic pace of change makes these threats difficult to predict. Often, it requires organisations to prepare for the unexpected and build their resilience to vulnerabilities in advance.

Acknowledging that changes and disruptions are much faster and more complex than ever before forces organisations to rethink and redesign policy processes.

Our upcoming webcast ‘Cyber Resilience in An Era of Geopolitical Risk’ explores how organisations can increase their agility and prioritise resilience in an increasingly complex and hostile world.

This 40-minute webcast will discuss:
• The importance of policy management within the macro environment 
• Engaging users and improving the consumption of policy communications
• The significance of policy-related training
• Issue reporting and minimising the impact of an incident 
• Best practice approaches to managing third-party risk

Cyber Resilience In An Era of Geopolitical Risk

Whether accidentally or deliberately, employees can put organisations at significant risk of a cyber attack. The task of defending against such threats is difficult because insider threats are often difficult to detect. 

The pandemic and the shift to remote working have contributed to the growing rate of insider threats in recent years and will continue to be an ongoing challenge for organisations. 

Our upcoming webcast ‘Insider Threats: The Dangers Within’ explores the types of insider threats that can impact your organisation and how to protect against risky employee behaviors from the careless to the malicious.

This 45-minute webinar will discuss:
• Internal threats versus external threats
• Types of insider threats and their motivating factors
• The risks that insiders pose
• How to protect your organisation by detecting, deterring, and disrupting insider threats

Insider Threats: The Dangers Within

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