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This document provides an introduction and overview of a presentation about improving security awareness and influencing employee behavior. The presentation discusses how hackers target people, key insights into communicating effectively with employees, and opportunities to empower employees and compare industry data. It also outlines objectives and the mission of a Security Influence & Trust Group to advance awareness across regions through sharing, connecting, and leading.
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Erica Hardinge - CSO Perspectives Roadshow 2016
- 1. WELCOME
- 2. Erica Hardinge Manager Security Culture & Capability, ANZ Time for change Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this presentation and on the following slides are solely those of the presenter and not necessarily those of ANZ. ANZ does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of the information provided herein.
- 4. PEOPLE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN THE TARGET
- 6. HOW DO WE REACH TODAY’S EMPLOYEE? • Clear individual action • Effort versus perceived threat
- 7. 23% Users will open a phishing email 29% Increase in phishing emails in 2015 95% Of successful data breaches involve malicious emails, phishing PHISHING
- 8. KEY INSIGHTS • Language matters • Individual action • Start easy • Communicate broadly • Rinse and Repeat!
- 9. THE UNEXPECTED • Amazing engagement tool • Viral education • Staff tenure • Repeat offenders
- 10. OPPORTUNITIES • Reporting • Timing • Data • Industry comparison
- 11. EMPOWERING THE BEST PIECE OF TECH AROUND
- 12. THE SECURITY INFLUENCE & TRUST GROUP OBJECTIVES: The Group will create: • Functional awareness • Regional value • Industry influence MISSION: Advancing the Awareness function across Australasia through: • Sharing • Connecting • Leading
- 13. THANK YOU!