Your organization’s most critical line of defense isn’t a firewall or the latest security tool.  It’s your people. Yet, despite years of security awareness campaigns, employees remain a prime target for cybercriminals. Phishing emails, voice scams, and smishing attacks continue to exploit gaps in user training, leading to breaches that cost businesses millions.

The success of a security strategy ultimately hinges on the people within the organization and, more specifically, the culture that governs their behavior. As cyber threats become more sophisticated, the need to create a culture of security is paramount.

In an increasingly hostile digital landscape, the CSO is no longer merely responsible for protecting IT infrastructure; they are now a key player in risk management, ensuring that their organizations remain resilient in the face of constant cyber threats.