Webinar: Security awareness training best practices and benefits

Phishing remains one of the most common, and most consistently successful ways of bypassing security and penetrating networks. That’s why security awareness training for all users is critical to minimizing risk and combating phishing attacks.

But it can’t be just any training program. To really be effective in driving measurable improvements, training has to be ongoing, engaging, responsive to users’ different needs, and focused on understanding and spotting the most recent, sophisticated phishing attack types.

For maximum effect, you should deploy your training solution within the context of an organization-wide effort to strengthen the culture of security. And the new year is a great time to catch up on the latest security-awareness best practices and make plans to implement them.

Best-practices webinar

Attend an upcoming Barracuda webinar to get a complete rundown on the state of security awareness strategies and planning tips to help your employees reliably spot and stop email attacks before they can cause any harm.

In addition, you’ll enjoy a live demonstration of Barracuda Security Awareness Training, and see firsthand how it combines advanced simulation campaigns, user behavior analysis, and highly engaging interactive training resources to significantly improve security.

Automating response

Training helps users identify and report phishing attempts. But when a user reports an attack, it’s likely the same attack has landed in multiple mailboxes. The faster and more accurately you respond, the lower the chance of someone clicking unwisely.

The presentation will also include a demonstration of how Barracuda Incident Response uses automation to very quickly find, investigate, and remediate malicious emails delivered to any of your inboxes, to close the risk window in seconds rather than minutes or hours.

Get the info you need to build your 2023 security-awareness plan and put it into action. Register for this timely, informative webinar today.