Elevating Human Attack Service Management (Previously Recorded Video)

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It’s no secret that the majority of today’s incidents including ransomware, account compromise, and data loss, can be attributed to human fallibility. New findings on current efforts to deal with employee risk in the workforce reveal that traditional efforts simply don’t work.

Watch on-demand as Cyentia Institute Partner, Wade Baker, and Elevate Security CEO, Robert Fly reveal surprising research findings to tough questions like:

  • Do phishing simulations actually work?
  • How effective is security training at stopping account compromise?
  • Which roles in your organization are most likely to introduce malware?

The webinar will deep-dive into the Elevating Human Attack Service Management report data with actionable insights for your enterprise as they discuss innovative approaches to dealing with cyber risk and how managing the human attack surface can predict and prevent security incidents.

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