Engage! The Benefits of Building Security Training Employees Want to Take

The concept of “security culture” gets a great deal of play these days in the security world, but what does it really mean? More importantly, how can someone responsible for the security training and awareness initiative at their company move toward this goal? With the results of a recent original research report, the answer begins to come into focus. In a 2020 study conducted by Osterman Research surveying both IT managers and everyday employees, employees who found training to be “very interesting” were more than 13 times more likely to make fundamental changes in the way they think about security compared to those who found the training to be “boring.” Explore the importance of security training and awareness in forging a security culture and how the quality of that training comes into play with the webinar Engage! The Benefits of Building Security Training Employees Want to Take. Join Osterman Research President Michael Osterman and MediaPRO Chief Learning Officer Tom Pendergast and as they discuss the findings of this report, co-sponsored by MediaPRO. Register to learn more about: • The impact of engaging security training on employee behavior • What makes security training interesting and engaging, straight from the minds of the employees who interact with it • The relationship between employee enjoyment of training and how much a part of the larger corporate security landscape they feel