cyber resilience - are your people your most effective defence? - infographic

CYBER RESILIENCE:ARE YOUR PEOPLE YOURMOST EFFECTIVE DEFENCE?

100 EXECUTIVES QUESTIONEDALL RESPONSIBLE FOR SECURITY TRAININGIN ORGANIZATIONS WITH 500+ EMPLOYEES

HERE’S WHAT THEYTOLD US...

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!BELIEVE AWARENESSLEARNING IS IMPORTANT TO MINIMIZETHE RISK OF SECURITY BREACHES

33%RATE THEIRAWARENESS LEARNING AS‘VERY EFFECTIVE’

WHERE ARE THE MAIN RISKS COMING FROM?

WHAT SHOULD THIS TRAINING LOOK LIKE?

BELIEVE INTENTIONALATTACK BY EXTERNALHACKERS, CRIMINALS,TERRORISTS OR ACTIVISTS

49%

45%BELIEVEUNINTENTIONALERROR BY EMPLOYEESOR CONTRACTORS

PROVIDING EFFECTIVE AWARENESSLEARNING IS PARAMOUNT TOAVOIDING ‘UNINTENTIONAL ERROR’!

ONGOINGANDREGULAR

ONLY 46% OF ORGANIZATIONS

PROVIDE INFORMATION SECURITY AWARENESS

LEARNING BEYOND NEW STARTER INDUCTION

OR ANNUAL E-LEARNING COURSES

LEARNINGFOR ALLONLY HALF OF THE STAFF BODY HAVE

COMPLETED AN INFORMATION SECURITY

AWARENESS PROGRAM IN A QUARTER OFUK ORGANIZATIONS

ENGAGING AND USEMODERN TECHNIQUES

82% OF ORGANIZATIONS

STILL RELY ON COMPUTERBASED E-LEARNING RATHER

THAN ENGAGING

TECHNIQUES SUCH AS

GAMES, SIMULATIONSAND ANIMATIONS

RELEVANT ANDPERSONALIZEDLESS THAN HALF OF

ORGANIZATIONS

TAILOR TRAINING TO THE

INDIVIDUAL’S JOB ROLE

THE RESILIA AWARENESS LEARNING PROGRAM FOR ALL STAFF HELPS TO FILL CRITICAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

GAPS ACROSS ALL STAFF, ENABLING THEM TO MAKE THE RIGHT DECISIONS AT THE RIGHT TIME TO BETTER

PROTECT THEIR ORGANIZATION’S MOST VALUABLE AND SENSITIVE INFORMATION AND SYSTEMS

AXELOS, the AXELOS logo, the AXELOS swirl logo and RESILIATM are registered trademarks of AXELOS Limited

99%BUT ONLY

IN REDUCING THE CHANCE OF ANINFORMATION SECURITY BREACH –THE MINIMUM IT SHOULD BEIN THE FACE OF CYBER THREATS

Find out more at axelos.com/RESILIA

CYBERAWAREEMPLOYEES

A WORKFORCE WHO HAVETHE AWARENESS AND SKILLS TO BETTER PROTECT ORGANIZATIONS’ MOST SENSITIVE AND VALUABLEINFORMATION AND SYSTEMS

ALMOST HALFBELIEVE ITIS BECAUSEOF HUMAN

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Research conducted by IPSOS MORI in Jan 2016