About this session
You don’t need to be told that remote and hybrid working at scale are here to stay for lots of organisations and millions of people. That conversation is now boring and it’s been done to death (well, nearly).
Much more interesting, however, is the work academic researchers and security practitioners around the globe are doing to better understand what this means for the human aspect of cybersecurity.
During this engaging and enlightening talk, Oz Alashe MBE takes us through the evolution of security awareness in an increasingly virtual world… and office. He explores the tech trends, societal drivers and behavioural science frameworks that help us make sense of it all. He’ll also unpack the massive evolution (some might say revolution) that’s taking place within what has traditionally been called security awareness, but is rapidly taking a more holistic focus on managing user risk.
And he’ll share his thoughts on why the virtual office might just be the best thing that ever happened to security practitioners charged with improving ‘security awareness’.
If you’re interested in understanding how human cyber risk management is evolving, and why we should all be excited and nervous at the same time, watch this webinar.
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