Threat Awareness Series: Part 4

What is Threat Awareness, and Why Does Your Business Need it More than Security Awareness?

Threat Awareness

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Traditional security awareness training and testing are harming companies. Worse, people cheat the system.

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Training and testing feel like a pointless burden to employees. They'd rather cheat and get back to their workday.

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Even if employees honestly take a test, security compliance isn't enough. Employees need to be truly engaged.

Beyond traditional training.

At first glance, security awareness training seems like an excellent way for an organization to help combat the rapid rise in cyber attacks and mitigate risks within the company. Common sense dictates that if you provide employees with education on cybersecurity and arm them with plenty of tips and best practices, they’d adopt better habits to protect your company against threats.

In this guide, we’re walking through why (and how) employees are cheating on their security awareness training and what you can do to overcome this issue:

Key takeaways:

  1. Exposing employee cheating in security training. 
  2. Why prioritizing security education for compliance isn’t enough.
  3. How to make security a top priority for your employees. 

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About HackNotice

HackNotice is the only human-centric threat intelligence platform that gives organizations the power to defend hidden threat surfaces related to human-focused cyberattacks. Using real-time dark web intel, HackNotice offers full-spectrum monitoring and alerts about threats to first-party domains, employee business emails, third-party vendors, end-user accounts, and much more. HackNotice’s mission is to give organizations the power to uncover their hidden, human-based threat surfaces and effectively defend them. Founded in 2019, HackNotice is located in Austin, TX. For more information, visit www.hacknotice.com.