Regularly training your team about cyber security should be a business priority. Cyber threats are constantly evolving and becoming more targeted which means you need to be ahead of the game. Help protect your systems and data by educating your team on how to spot malicious threats.
Make cyber security training part of your onboarding process
From the get-go, it’s important to teach your team about the ever-growing cyber threats out there and how they can lead to data breaches and serious fines.
From how to set a secure password to how to spot a phishing email, this needs to be an essential part of their induction.
Live Fire Phishing Tests
Sending out regular internal phishing tests can go a long way towards educating your team. It keeps them on their toes, tests them in a real-life scenario and helps you to identify weaknesses and improve training in the future.
Management is important
Ensure someone within your organisation is responsible for cyber security training. It’s important that your team have a point of contact for cyber security queries and there is someone to regulate training processes.
Communicate new threats
Host meetings and internal webinars to inform your team about the latest techniques cyber criminals are using. This will help your team stay one step ahead and help stop your business fall victim to an attack.
Mix it up to keep your team engaged
When training your team, you should mix up the training styles, using online quizzes, webinars and digital courses. This will help to keep your team interested and engaged.
Discover some of our Cyber Security Resources and share them with your teams
- Visit our cyber security resources page
- Read our cyber security blogs
- Learn more about our Complete Training Portal (which covers everything from cyber security to customer care, mental health in the workplace and Microsoft Teams)
- Take our short Phishing quiz below
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