thursday, 24th october, 2024

Global Phishing Report: How Does Your Security Awareness Training Stack up?

4 PM - 5:30 PM ET | Virtual

Event Overview

At the heart of every successful phishing attack is a human who falls victim to a socially engineered scheme. And according to Verizon’s latest Data Breach Investigations Report, human error played a role in 68% of reported incidents.

Further, KnowBe4’s latest Global Phishing Report reveals that 34.3% of employees within enterprise are prone to fall for phishing schemes if they are not adequately trained with new, phishing-specific defenses. For enterprises that adopt new-school security awareness training, that number drops to 18.9% after three months, 4.6% after one year.

What are you doing to re-evaluate your security awareness programs and to make your own personnel less prone to phishing schemes?

Join us in this exclusive roundtable discussion to learn more about the highlights by industry and region of KnowBe4’s Global Phishing Report and to become better educated on:

DISCUSSION POINTS

Phishing risk by industry
How to calculate your own organization’s vulnerability to phishing attempts
The impact of security awareness training and how to make it more effective immediately

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Moderator

Sean Mack

Speaker, Author and former CIO & CISO

Wiley

Joanna Huisman

Senior Vice President of Strategic Insights

and Research

KnowBe4

Speakers

Join Sean Mack for a moderated discussion that will feature insight from Joanna Huisman, Senior Vice President of Strategic Insights and Research at KnowBe4.

This session will be:

Chatham house rules
Peer driven
Pitch free

Subject matter expert

Joanna Huisman

Senior Vice President of Strategic Insights and Research

KnowBe4

Senior Vice President, Strategic Insights and Research, KnowBe4
Huisman is a marketing, training and communications professional with more than 20 years of experience in strategic, internal and customer-facing engagements in the financial services/tech
industries and experience in sales, operations and organizational development.

She was previously senior research director at Gartner in the areas of security awareness, education, behavior management,
culture, crisis communications, security and risk program management. Prior to that, she was senior
director of global security communications, training and awareness for ADP.

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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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