Cyber criminals are taking a people-centric approach to phishing attacks. Is your organization taking a people-centric approach to phishing prevention?
The sixth annual State of the Phish again delivers critical, actionable insights into the current state of the phishing threat, including:
• The end-user awareness and knowledge gaps that could be negatively impacting your cybersecurity defenses
• The impacts InfoSec professionals are experiencing as a result of phishing attacks, and the ways they're attempting to combat these threats
• How organizations are delivering phishing awareness training, and the ways they measure program success
You will see data related to the following:
Results of a third-party survey of more than 3,500 working adults across seven countries—the United States, Australia, France, Germany, Japan, Spain and the United Kingdom—provide a global perspective on the cybersecurity awareness levels of the average end-user.
Proofpoint surveyed IT security professionals from the same seven countries. They shared insights about what they're experiencing within their organizations, how they are responding to attacks, and the steps they're taking to improve security postures.
Proofpoint compiled and analyzed data from nearly 50 million simulated phishing emails sent to end-users over a one-year period via its cloud-based Security Education Platform.
Proofpoint logged more than 9 million emails reported by their customers' end-users over a 12-month span. Their analysis of this data helps to prove out the importance of establishing easy-to-use reporting channels for employees.
Proofpoint compares and contrasts failure rates and reporting rates among organizations across 19 industries.
Be sure to submit your questions ahead of time for our presenters. Earn 2 CPE credits for participating.
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Gretel Egan is the Security Awareness & Training Strategist for Proofpoint Security Awareness Training—the leading provider of information security awareness and training software that helps organizations educate employees. She has extensive experience in researching and developing cybersecurity education content and was named one of “10 Security Bloggers to Follow” by IDG Enterprise.
Alan Levine is the former CISO for two Fortune 500 companies, Alcoa and Arconic, with 20 years of experience leading global cybersecurity programs. He was a founding member of the Microsoft Security Council, Oracle's GRC Council, and other supplier/customer committees. He is currently Board Chair and founding board member of Carnegie Mellon University's Chief Information Security Officer's Executive Program. He has a BA from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, an MA from City College of New York, and is ABD from Carnegie Mellon University. Alan has received personal commendations from FBI Directors Mueller and Comey for his support of critical investigations.
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