18. The 3 things most companies struggle with, when it comes to building a good security culture
Coffee and Cyber SecurityShow Notes
In this episode i'm joined by Julie Dolleris. She's our security culture expert in CyberPilot. She's been measuring the security cultures in a bunch of companies. This has created quite a few learnings that we thought would be interesting to share with you all. Because what are learnings worth if not shared? She dives into: What it is that we've measured. What the learnings are across all companies What surprised us and the companies How you can get started building a strong security culture
Hope you enjoy. If you are interested in learning more about security cultures, you can read more right here: https://www.cyberpilot.io/security-culture
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