When employees are trained to know what cybercriminals are looking for, they are better equipped to avoid handing over logins and passwords in a phishing attack or being tricked into sending large financial transactions to hackers. Because 90% of cyberattacks start with human error, employees represent the most significant risk to business network security and the best defense against evolving cyber threats. When companies train employees to be "human firewalls," their liability risk for data protection improves dramatically. Cyber insurance companies, contracts, and compliance requirements increasingly require proof of security awareness training. Providing proof of training sends a strong signal that your company takes data protection seriously.This guide gives small and midsized business owners the inside knowledge needed to choose the right security awareness training vendor. Understanding the variety of training options is essential when evaluating programs for your business. Here are the items to consider when selecting a training vendor:¿ What is Security Awareness Training?¿ Does Every Small Business Need Security Awareness Training?¿ What is Behind the Training Trend?¿ The Difference Between Security Training and Security Programs¿ Training Delivery Methods¿ Training Pitfalls¿ Training Topics¿ Mandatory or Optional Training?¿ What Else is Needed Beyond Training?¿ Evaluating Vendors¿ The Impact of Remote Employees on Network Security ¿ Security Awareness Training Cost vs ROI¿ ResourcesCyberattacks continue to increase in volume and sophistication. Employee security awareness training is a low-cost yet powerful cybersecurity layer for small and mid-sized businesses. This guide can help you understand, select and implement security training for your company.
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