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How To Avoid A Loathsome Education And Awareness Job

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Mar 28, 2019 | Personal Development | 0 comments

Who wants to do a loathsome education and awareness job? No-one, right? You only get one life and you spend roughly a third of it at work, so why wouldn’t you want to have the...

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Why You Need A Brilliant Security Awareness Manager

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Mar 14, 2019 | Awareness, Personal Development | 0 comments

The world is constantly changing! That means the environment within which information security is delivered is always changing. As quickly as the industry responds to a new...

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SANS European Security Awareness Summit

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Nov 14, 2018 | Awareness, Personal Development | 0 comments

Last week our Managing Director, Bruce Hallas, was invited by the SANS Institute to join them at the 4th SANS European Awareness Summit in London. He did a book signing of...

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Rethinking the Human Factor Book Launch

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Oct 19, 2018 | Awareness, Behaviour, Culture, Infosec, News, Personal Development | 0 comments

This has been a particularly exciting week for all of us here as Bruce’s book Rethinking the human factor has hit the shelves! Hard copies arrived at our offices yesterday (to...

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Want to raise security awareness and influence behaviour? Get a personal brand

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Oct 13, 2017 | Awareness, Behaviour, Culture, Personal Development | 0 comments

It’s 20 years since management guru Tom Peters coined the phrase ‘personal brand’ – the on-going process of managing our image to influence the way others think of us. Even if we...

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Why the Next Security Qualification You Might Need is in Marketing

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | May 8, 2017 | Awareness, Behaviour & Culture, Comms, Infosec, Learning & Development, Personal Development | 0 comments

Go on admit it. The security folks think the guys in marketing are full of froth. Over in marketing they see the security guys as the humourless bringers of doom, destined to put...

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