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The importance of multi cultural security awareness training

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Feb 28, 2019 | Awareness, Culture, Learning & Development | 0 comments

There are approximately 7000 languages spoken around the world and various studies estimate that 60-66% of people can speak at least one language. Yet listening to a foreign...

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The hidden costs of cheap cybersecurity training

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Jan 31, 2019 | Infosec, Learning & Development | 0 comments

OK… let’s do a thought experiment. If I say “nutritious food” what comes to mind? Salads, lean meat, fish, fruit, vegetables? What about chips? Chips are fine every now and then,...

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How to build a business case for security awareness training

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Jan 17, 2019 | Awareness, Learning & Development | 0 comments

We work with security professionals from all sorts of backgrounds in organisations of all shapes and sizes around the world. Many of them are education and awareness managers...

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Security Awareness Training (Part 3)

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Oct 4, 2018 | Awareness, Learning & Development | 0 comments

This is my third and final blog in the series about Re-Thinking the Human Factor, the security awareness training I attended as part of my Marmalade Box induction. You can read...

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Security Awareness Workshop (Part 2)

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Sep 27, 2018 | Awareness, Learning & Development | 0 comments

In the last blog, I wrote about my experience attending Re-Thinking the Human Factor security awareness workshop and talked about the basics of information security and the...

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Re-Thinking the Human Factor Workshop (Part 1)

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Sep 21, 2018 | Awareness, Learning & Development | 0 comments

I’ve recently started working with Marmalade Box and as part of my induction, I went down to London last week to attend their Re-Thinking the Human Factor workshop presented by...

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