CSO30 Conference – behavioural science in cyber security
Posted: November 5, 2020 Filed under: Information Security Management, Interview, Presentations, Productive Security, Security Culture, Skills Development | Tags: Cyber, Productive Security, Security, Security Culture Leave a comment
I’ve been invited to speak at the CSO30 Conference today on applying behavioural science to cyber security.
I talked about the role behavioural science plays in improving cybersecurity in organisations, the challenges of applying academic theory in practice and how to overcome them.
I shared some tips on how to build the culture of security and measure the success of your security programme.
We also spoke about the differences in approaches and scalability of your security programme depending on the size and context you organisation, including staffing and resourcing constraints.
Overall, I think we covered a lot of ground in just 30 minutes and registration is still open if you’d like to watch a recording.
