Turn your team into your strongest security asset

Shockingly, human error accounts for 4 out of the top 5 causes of data breaches. Sometimes this error is caused by staff being distracted but, in most cases, it results from a lack of training on cyber security best practices and how to stay safe online. Arm your team with the knowledge they need to become one of your best cyber security assets and start turning this vulnerability into a strength.

Our cyber security training is tailored to suit your organisation, covering everything from data security, to GDPR and cyber security best practices. So, whether your organisation exists in the private or public sector, is an SME or a multinational, you can benefit from cyber security training.

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Why do you need Cyber Security Training?

On average, 1 in 3 UK businesses fell victim to a cyber security breach or attack in the last twelve months alone. Of those, 4 out of 5 were the direct result of human error. Making mistakes is human, but with cyber security training, you can help reduce the risk of human error within your organisation. Not only that, it is proven that by giving your team the correct training and skills they need to stay safe online, you can improve your cyber security significantly.

How strong is your cyber security strategy?

You don’t have to look far to see high profile examples of the damage that a security breach can have on an organisation (just read a few of our recent blogs). A weak IT security strategy is the surest way to fall victim to a security breach and the consequences can include loss of productivity and/or revenue, not to mention data corruption and loss. If you haven’t already got a robust IT security strategy in place, now’s the time to take action.