What is Cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting systems, networks, and programs from digital attack. The goal of cybersecurity is to reduce the risk of cyberattacks and protect against unauthorized access to systems, networks, and technologies.
Why is Cybersecurity Important?
Cybersecurity is important because it protects sensitive data, personal information, and critical infrastructure from unauthorized access, theft, or damage by malicious actors, safeguarding both individual privacy and organizational operations, while also mitigating potential financial losses and reputational harm from cyberattacks.
How can we help protect your organization from cybersecurity threats?
Cyber security awareness training is a series of in person or video seminares that educate employees on how to identify, prevent and mitigate potential threats. Security awareness training educates everyone on the role they play when it comes to protecting their business from sophisticated cyber threats.
Security awareness training helps strengthen your human firewall and your business. Training will help end users identify cyber-attack techniques, phishing schemes, and potential ways to get infected with malware.
Why Does your organization need CyberSecurity Awareness Training?
Significant advancements in ransomware extortion techniques, a changing array of infostealers, and an increase in VPN-related exploit attempts were all observed in the third quarter of 2024. Ransomware organizations have changed their tactics; RansomHub is now the top ransomware operator, overtaking LockBit, and threat actors are increasingly focusing on VPN vulnerabilities. The necessity of proactive security tactics to counteract the increasing complexity of cyberthreats is highlighted by these new trends.
Training in cyber security awareness can lessen and even stop the loss of financial, health, and personally identifiable information. Employees who receive effective security training will be more cautious when downloading attachments from emails or installing software on a hard disk they are unfamiliar with.