Phishing: The Human Firewall

1 hour

NL, EN

Cyber Security/Hacking,
Cyber Crime,
Fraud,
Privacy

More than 90% of all successful ransomware attacks are due to human error. In this inspiring talk, Thomas will take you through the developments in phishing and the mismatch between awareness campaigns and practice, so you can turn your employees back into a true human firewall.

As a speaker, Thomas is known for his enthusiasm and thought-provoking presentation style. He enjoys taking his audience on an inspiring journey into strengthening the human link in the cyber security of organizations. With practical insights and engaging examples, he motivates employees to become active participants in the defense against cyber threats, working together to form a robust "human firewall.

In his lecture, Thomas offers valuable insight into transforming employees into an effective "human firewall. He covers various topics essential to strengthening digital security within organizations:

Awareness campaigns: Thomas shares do's and don'ts for creating effective awareness campaigns. He highlights strategies for making employees aware of the dangers of cyber threats and how to recognize and avoid them.

AI phishing: He takes a critical look at the rise of AI-driven phishing attacks and shares insights on the growing complexity and troubling aspects of this development. Thomas discusses how organizations can guard against these advanced threats.

Training and protecting employees: Thomas offers practical advice on improving employee training programs and implementing effective protection measures. He emphasizes the importance of continuous education and providing tools and knowledge to help employees recognize and resist cyber attacks.

Stopping Phishing Attacks: Finally, Thomas shares strategies and techniques to effectively stop phishing attacks. He discusses both technical and behavioral measures organizations can take to protect their systems and data from this common form of cybercrime.

This lecture is suitable for events, meetings and as a workshop.

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