The 2018 Security Culture Report
Measure to Improve
The 2018 Security Culture Report
Measure to Improve
The Security Culture Report 2018: Measure to Improve is the result of data collected on more than 20,000 employees over the course of two years. This is the first time a comparison of how security culture evolves over time is published.
The report focus on three main areas:
- Industry benchmarking
- Language comparison
- Year over year change in security culture
The report is a free download.
Security Culture Industry Benchmark
The 2018 Security Culture Report features the first industry sector benchmark that covers a number of industry sectors across Europe, North America and Asia. How is your organization comparing to the global standard?
Retail and trade
ICT
Finance
Real estate
The Changes in Security Culture from one year to another
The 2018 Security Culture Report features the very first benchmark that covers how security culture compares across Europe, North America and Asia. How is your organization comparing to the global standard?
Security Culture Language Benchmark
The 2018 Security Culture Report features the very first benchmark that covers how security culture compares across Europe, North America and Asia. How is your organization comparing to the global standard?
Retail and Wholesale Trade Security Culture Industry Benchmark 2018
As digitalization in the sector continues, exposure to cybersecurity threats is increasing. This exposure requires new strategies to manage the security culture across the sector. Good security culture is increasingly mission critical.
The Security Culture Report 2018 from CLTRe shares the first global security culture benchmark for the retail and wholesale trade sector.
Comparing Security Culture by Language Spoken
Compare security culture across languages and locations to identify areas to improve organizational security.
Changes in Security Culture over time
Measuring changes in security culture over time, we show how some industries are improving and where others are not.