New research from CLTRe, a KnowBe4 company, reveals empirical evidence that organizations with improved security culture see significantly lower risky…
Risk and Security
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CLTRe’s latest executive reporting feature is fast becoming the most recommended product feature by CISOs using CLTRe’s security culture measurement…
Learn how security culture metrics can be used to indicate the effectiveness of security culture strategy in your organization, and improve it!
Security culture programs designed with an evidence-based approach are significantly more successful. Here’s evidence.
The 2018 benchmark figures from CLTRe reveal that the security culture within the ICT sector is alarmingly poor. Scoring below the global standard on all security culture dimensions except one; Communication is clearly not enough to drive a good security culture.
In a conversation related to my recent blogpost, How can we improve security culture, if security awareness training programs are…
Measuring security is a given when discussing technical controls. Just like technical controls, organizational controls such as security awareness and security culture must be measured in order to understand and manage change.
A long-held belief in security exists that views humans as the weakest link. The trend has been backed by social…
From a risk management perspective, the question we really need to ask (and be able to measure) is: To what extent does the culture enable or inhibit responsible risk taking?