Many organizations face regulatory requirements to train employees on cybersecurity threats, but simply meeting these standards doesn't mean you’re protecting your people and your data. Effective training goes beyond compliance, offering frequent exposure to new ideas, regular repetition, practical application, and continuous assessment. This is where targeted training types come into play.
With AI-driven cyber threats becoming more sophisticated, staying ahead requires innovative solutions. Role-based security awareness training (SAT) offers a dynamic approach, tailoring training to each role's unique strengths and challenges.
This makes the training more engaging and relevant, ensuring your organization stays resilient and protected against modern cyber threats.
This article will provide a step-by-step guide for implementing role-based SAT effectively.
A cyber security awareness program involves all parts of a company and needs support from every level of management.
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