Jacqueline Jayne stories
Jacqueline Jayne's stories provide valuable insights into the current landscape of cybersecurity, particularly the challenges faced by IT decision-makers and organizations in recognizing and mitigating cyber risks. Her coverage highlights critical gaps in security preparedness, such as the low awareness of phishing threats and the need for stronger security cultures within organizations.
Through her work, readers can learn about the importance of employee security training and how untrained users often represent the weakest link in cyber defense. Jacqueline also explores the role of government and technological tools in enhancing cybersecurity measures, emphasizing the necessity for coordinated efforts to protect businesses from increasingly sophisticated attacks.
By following Jacqueline Jayne's stories, readers can stay informed about emerging threats, practical steps for improving organizational security, and ongoing developments aimed at fostering a safer digital environment for both employees and enterprises.
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One-third employees in Asia susceptible to phishing: KnowBe4
KnowBe4 emphasises importance of employee security training
KnowBe4 offers free 30-day trial of SecurityCoach product
Singapore’s workers getting more security training - KnowBe4
59% of IT leaders feel Govt should be doing more - KnowBe4
More Aussie employees receiving security training - KnowBe4
Building strong security culture fundamental, and lacking - KnowBe4
Organisations struggling to build a security culture
45% of IT decision-makers aren't concerned about phishing
NZ IT decision-makers woefully underprepared for cyber risks
Data breaches continue to rise - are decision makers doing enough?
WhatsApp and QR codes the next scam threat - report
APAC orgs underprepared for cyber risks, study finds
