
09. Why a security culture is so damn important and how to create one (with Julie Dolleris - Digital Learning Specialist at CyberPilot)
Coffee and Cyber SecurityShow Notes
Why is a security culture important? And how do you create one? Julie has gone through a lot of research to answer those questions. And as she says at the beginning of the episode: "It's a cool topic". In this episode, Julie will tell us all: Why aware employees are not enough to drive secure cyber behavior in your company Why you need to convince leadership before trying to change culture Why you need feedback from your co-workers to create the best culture
It's an important topic. And once again, it's not only up to IT. You need your leaders and HR on board to create a strong cyber security -> so maybe pass on this episode to whoever needs to hear it ;) Hope you enjoy. If you do, please rate the show in your streaming app and subscribe.
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We have a new podcast episode live after a winter break. This time, we got digital learning specialist Tue Saltofte Lund in the studio to discuss what makes good security awareness training is. This means you can listen to a lot of gold nuggets about: - Why your courses must be practical for your employee's everyday life - How we structure courses and the thoughts behind it - Why you shouldn't assume you know what people know We hope you enjoy.