Tackling CISO Challenges with Security Culture
Course
Martin Krämer of KnowBe4 explores how human risk management, non-punitive policies and security culture can reduce breaches and improve incident response when technology alone isn't enough to secure enterprises.
As ransomware, AI-driven phishing and deepfake attacks surge, organizations are increasingly realizing that technology alone cannot secure the enterprise - people must be part of the solution. Human behavior is not only a strategic asset in cybersecurity but also a vulnerability. Drawing on data showing that up to 90% of breaches involve human factors, embedding security culture into the fabric of an organization can help reduce risk, optimize detection and improve response.
In this insightful discussion, Martin Krämer, security awareness advocate at KnowBe4, will discuss:
- Why human risk management must combine training, policy and process into a defense-in-depth strategy;
- How non-punitive policies and recognition programs drive more secure behavior and higher incident reporting;
- How a strong security culture can reduce false positives, shorten detection times and enable more efficient resource allocation.
Here is the course outline:
The Pivotal Role of Security Culture in Addressing CISO's Top Challenges in 2025 |