Cash in the Cyber Sheets: Making Money From Being Secure & Compliant
Shattering the myth that security and compliance are just necessary evils and profit-sucking business bottlenecks, “Cash in the Cyber Sheets” reveals how they’re actually launchpads for profit and how they lay the groundwork for golden opportunities. Dive between the spreadsheets with James Bowers II, CEO of Input Output each week as he unzips the secrets of turning obligatory fine print and security management into financial foreplay. It's time to make security, compliance, and risk management your business bedrock – turning them into strategic assets that aren't just about avoiding risks, but about creating value, sharpening your operations, and yes, padding your pockets.
Cash in the Cyber Sheets: Making Money From Being Secure & Compliant
#21: Poor Security Training Leaves Firms at Risk
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James Bowers II
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Season 1
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In Episode 21 of "Cash in the Cyber Sheets," we continue the "Dirty 13" series by diving into inadequate employee training. This week, we explore strategies for delivering effective training that not only enhances security but also boosts employees' sales and leadership skills. Learn how investing in employee development can create a more secure firm while delivering multiple returns on investment. Tune in for actionable insights to strengthen your firm's defenses and unlock greater potential in your team.
Explore more topics from the Cash in the Cyber Sheets - Dirty 13 series:
- Poor Password Management
- Bad Data Classification
- Most Common Data Backup Failures
- Most Common Physical Information Security Audit Findings
- Backup Restore Testing
- MSP Misconceptions
- Incident Response Management
- Supplier Risk Management
- Audit, Logging, & Monitoring
- Inadequate Risk Management in CPA Information Security Programs
- Avoiding the Most Common InfoSec Mistakes in Financial Firms and CPA Audits