The CLTRe Toolkit is the leading tool to assess, build and improve security culture. Built upon the proven process of the Security Culture Framework, and using social scientific methods, the CLTRe Toolkit enables you to measure the organisation-wide security culture with an easy-to-use software-as-a-service.
CLTRe Discover
Explore what the security culture landscape looks like in different areas of the business. Plan your measurement campaigns to know and show where and how it is changing. CLTRe Discover distributes the non-intrusive assessments.
CLTRe Insight
CLTRe Insight is a powerful tool to analyse and visualise the effectiveness of your security culture programme. Map security culture scores to your organisational chart. Drill down into each departments and get detailed insights on how culture differs.
CLTRe Profile
Engage the employees by instantly showing their personal security culture scores, and where they excel or could improve. Use CLTRe Profile to engage. This app allows employees to compare themselves against their team and the full organisation.
CLTRe Control
Get a complete overview of the security culture throughout the organisation, how its changed over time and how it compared to industry benchmarks. CLTRe Control is your security culture command center, giving the CISO full control!
Discover the tools available:
CLTRe Control
The command center of the CLTRe Toolkit where you’ll hold full cultural control
CLTRe Insight
Identify the weakspots and strongholds of your security culture
CLTRe Profile
Involve and engage with employees throughout your organisation
CLTRe Interact
Employees can provide feedback and interact with you safely & anonymously
CLTRe Improve
Focus on your security culture programme improvements
The CLTRe Toolkit explained
The CLTRe Toolkit enables organisations to:
- Measure the effectiveness of your programme
- Assess norms, attitudes, and social behaviours
- Identify potential insider threats
- Focus effort where it’s most needed
In addition, the data and insights provided are used by the board and executive management to:
- Identify and understand the human factors that influence risk,
- Justify/adjust budgets & expenditure,
- Influence/drive strategy, and
- Support decision making
Benchmarking security culture
The CLTRe Toolkit can also used by organisations to benchmark cybersecurity culture to compare its maturity across organisations and industries as well as internally across different teams and business units.
Seeing how their different business units, departments and teams compare, means that our customers understand where in their organization their security culture is weakest, and where it is strongest. This information makes it possible to tune their investments towards security culture activities to improve security where it really matters.
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Manage your security culture
With the CLTRe Toolkit, you get the measure of your security culture at every level of your organisation over time. Our security culture benchmarking tools provide a scientifically valid and reliable baseline that is replicable (can be repeated over time) and meaningful.
By measuring the culture (the ideas, customs and social behaviours) that your organisation, and its subgroups, have towards information security, the CLTRe Toolkit pinpoints the key areas of concern within your organisation (potential insider threats) and identifies the strengths and weaknesses of the security culture.
Reach each corner of your organisation
Achieving a strong security culture that is consistent and sustainable throughout the organisation becomes easier when you have real data showing what impact campaigns are having in each areas of the business.
From group level down to individual branches and outlets, get real insight into the security culture of your organisation at every level. The CLTRe Toolkit helps you get a better understanding of the impact and effectiveness of your security awareness/culture programme. Our SaaS can help you understand how some employees think about and understand security or communicate security-related topics differently from others.
The Seven Dimensions of Security Culture
The CLTRe Toolkit measures security culture on the following seven dimensions:
- ATTITUDES*
Employees’ feelings, thoughts and emotions about the various activities that pertain to security culture. - BEHAVIOUR*
Actual or intended activities of employees that have direct or indirect impact on security culture and information security, including risk taking behavior. - COGNITION*
Employees’ awareness knowledge and beliefs regarding practices, activities and self-efficacy that are related to security culture. - COMMUNICATION
Employees’ feelings, thoughts and emotions about the various activities that pertain to security culture.
- COMPLIANCE
Awareness of existing organizational policies on information security, understanding and making significance of them, acting in line with them. - NORMS
Unwritten expectations regarding appropriate behaviors pertaining to usage of information technology in organizational context, perception of what practices are normal and unproblematic. - RESPONSIBILITY
Perceived obligation or role to behave correctly towards maintaining security culture.
*Available with ALL plans (incl. Essential).
Find Your Industry
The CLTRe Toolkit has been designed to address the unique challenges that different industries face. Discover how it enables you to assess, build and improve the Security Culture in your industry.
Bank and Finance
The Banking and Financial Services Sector has to pay particular attention to risk, control and compliance. The CLTRe Toolkit is directly applicable to assess, build and improve Security Culture in the Banking and Financial Services sector.
Government
Government and Public Sector organisations face clear security challenges. The need to be accountable for a citizen’s most sensitive data in today’s environment of squeezed budgets, means that security is high on the list of pain points.
Healthcare
The Healthcare sector faces a unique set of security challenges. Ensuring patient data is secure whilst also available to a number of potential caregivers, can be tough, especially combined with high levels of regulatory compliance.
ICT
Large multi-national ICT organisations face a multitude of security challenges. The ICT sector is expected to be at the top of the game for Security Culture yet, it faces similar security issues to many other industries.
Can’t see your industry listed? Contact us to find out how we can help you improve Security Culture in your industry.
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