Wednesday, 27th November, 2024

Transform from Security Awareness to a Security Culture

11:00-12:30 CEST | Virtual

Event Overview

As Sweden faces an increasing number of cyberattacks, such as the ransomware hit on Tietoevry, a leading Nordic IT services company, which caused widespread IT outages across healthcare, government, and retail sectors, the urgency for a stronger cybersecurity culture has never been greater. Phishing remains one of the top attack vectors, and organisations must do more than just train employees—they must create an environment where security is second nature. Businesses must now shift their focus from awareness to building a robust and sustainable security culture to protect against future threats.

The Tietoevry attack showed that technology alone isn’t enough—cybersecurity culture is key. Are organisations embedding security into daily operations to ensure resilience?

DISCUSSION POINTS

The importance of creating a security culture that goes beyond awareness for lasting impact.
Practical steps to seamlessly integrate security practices into daily operations.
Strategies to maintain an effective security culture through leadership changes and workforce turnover.
Aligning compliance with GDPR and NIS2 to build a stronger security culture.

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Moderator

Mathew Schwartz

Executive Editor

ISMG

Javvad Malik

Lead Security Awareness Advocate

KnowBe4

Speakers

Join ISMG’s Anna Delaney for a moderated discussion that will feature insight from Javvad Malik – Lead Security Awareness Advocate, KnowBe4.

This session will be:

Chatham house rules
Peer driven
Pitch free

Subject matter expert

Javvad Malik

Lead Security Awareness Advocate

KnowBe4

Javvad Malik is the Lead Security Awareness Advocate at KnowBe4 and is based in London. Malik is an IT security professional with over 20 years of experience as an IT security administrator, consultant, industry analyst and security advocate. He is also a multi-award winner and is currently a Guinness World Records holder for the most views of a cybersecurity lesson on YouTube in 24 hours.

Malik is passionate about helping people understand the value of cyber security and how every department and individual can play their part. He often educates his audience through blog posts, videos, podcasts and at public speaking events. Malik holds the SACP and CISSP certification.

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Venue

etc Madison Avenue

360 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10017.

Underwritten by

KnowBe4 is the world’s first and largest New-school security awareness training and simulated phishing platform that helps you manage the ongoing problem of social engineering. We also provide powerful add-on products like PhishER and SecurityCoach to prevent bad actors to get in your networks, and extremely popular compliance training that saves you significant budget dollars. Customers with businesses of all sizes can get the KnowBe4 platform deployed into production at least twice as fast as our competitors. Our Customer Success team gets you going in no time, without the need for consulting hours.

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