15. 5 Misconceptions about Security Awareness Training we see everyday (With Jonas Klærke Hejlskov - Customer Succes Manager at CyberPilot)
Coffee and Cyber SecurityShow Notes
In today's episode, I've invited my dear colleague, Jonas Klærke Hejlskov, into the studio. He's here to talk about 5 misconceptions about security awareness training we see all the time. The misconceptions are:
1. A Few Big Events Are Enough for your security training 2. Grouping Training Topics By Category 3. Training Alone Makes You Secure 4. Training is a "Set It and Forget It" Process 5. Over-Customizing Training for Every Employee
I hope you enjoy.
PS: You can also read about the misconceptions right here: https://www.cyberpilot.io/cyberpilot-blog/5-misconceptions-about-effective-security-awareness-training
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