NIS2, the updated version of the EU's Cyber security law is quite boring for some people. But it is important so we’ve given it the Psybersafe treatment.
This kind of information is
probably only exciting for a handful of people, but every employee has to know about it. You might have heard about NIS2 in passing, or this might be the first time your paths have crossed. But it is likely that this updated legislation will affect your organisation.
NIS2 affects ANY business in or outside the EU that does business within the bloc, so if you’re a supplier or partner to any EU business, you need to know what it means for you. So, how do you make dry training more interesting, yet effective?And NIS2 is a useful example - tell all your staff what they must know and leave the detail for those that really have to know it. Luckily, we’ve written a blog about training for NIS2 (and other
possibly tricky subjects) and a briefing note on NIS2 that gives you the essentials.Did we make it interesting?Check it out and make sure you’re not taken by surprise.
Turn your phone off once a week to prevent hacking
The USA’s National Security Agency recommends turning your phone off at least once a week to deter hackers.This temporarily deletes the information that runs in the background when your phone is on – interrupting something called ‘zero-click hacks’ where users don’t even need to click a link to introduce spyware onto their device.The same goes for your tablet or laptop.Turn them off completely often!
How often do you turn your phone off? Read more about this issue here.
Our phones are hardworking little devices, they have no rest.We use our phones for work, play and personal business and are
generally paranoid when it comes to losing or having our phones stolen, but what if they were hacked?Are we as paranoid when it comes to phone security? Here are 3 very quick tips that will certainly help make our phones safer when it comes to a cyber-attack.
If you’d like to start making a difference to your business by bringing in dedicated behavioural cyber training, just get in touch today – and help your people to change their cyber habits for the better.
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