Foil the Phish by Creating a NIST & HR Compliant Security Aware Culture
Wed, Nov 20
|Zoom
Gartner says Human Risk Management (HRM) is now required for security & HR to prevent disengagement & phishing breaches and ensure NIST & HR compliance. Outdated HR practices & security awareness training could cost millions. Learn why HRM is now the future for security & HR.
Time & Location
Nov 20, 2024, 8:00 AM
Zoom
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About the event
Recent Gartner & Forrester reports say outdated and ineffective security awareness training and HR practices could lead to phishing breaches and compliance failures. Gartner says behavioral science and other capabilities are needed to create a Security Behavior Culture Program (SBCP). Forrester calls this Human Risk Management (HRM), which is required to prevent the 90% of security breaches caused by human mistakes. Gallup says almost 80% of workers don't trust employers and are disengaged, which leads to 60% more mistakes.
To avoid these issues, recent NIST, CIS, PCI, HIPAA, HR, and other compliance mandates now require HR and security teams to collaborate. For example, NIST CSF 2.0 has a new Govern Function covering leadership, roles, responsibilities, culture, and HR practices. PCI DSS 4.0 has 12 requirements that reference these terms almost 200 times. MSPs and MSSPs are also directly affected.
In this special event, a former Gartner analyst and the Managing…