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A data breach is one of the biggest risks for a company’s security, as these attacks can be detrimental to a business’s wellbeing. To decrease the likelihood of a data breach, GoodSuite has developed Teach Before the Breach (TBTB), a customized cybersecurity awareness training program that provides the necessary information and skills to help users avoid cyber-attacks.
GoodSuite is a premier provider in the world of cybersecurity, offering training to employees in the counties of Ventura, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, Tulare, Madera, Kings, Fresno, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara.
Humans are more than just a vulnerability.
They are heroes-in-training that just haven’t found their superpowers.
95% of all successful cyber attacks are caused by human error.
Educating employees about common cyber threats can protect your organization and minimize risks.
One in five small businesses suffer a cyber breach annually. The Teach Before The Breach (TBTB) training program will provide the essential knowledge and skills to help users avoid cyber incidents and strengthen the overall cybersecurity culture in the workplace.
By combining the latest threat intelligence, technology, and training, we help your business reduce security risks through ongoing user education and cybersecurity best-practices awareness testing.
The Risks of Data Breaches
Unfortunately, data breaches can result in severe consequences for businesses, especially small to midsize businesses. First and foremost, they can cause financial losses, as companies may incur costs associated with investigating the breach and implementing measures to get back on their feet.
They may also deal with regulatory fines and penalties for failing to protect customer data. Additionally, data breaches can damage a company’s reputation, decreasing customer trust and loyalty. The negative public perception of a company’s inability to protect sensitive information can have long-term impacts on its brand value. Legal consequences, such as lawsuits from affected individuals and regulatory authorities, are also possible after a data breach.
Teach Before The Breach (TBTB) program includes the following elements to properly inform employees about cyber security:
- E-learning with regularly updated relevant content
- Sophisticated real-world phishing simulator to test employee awareness
- In-person training on security best practices
- Management tracking and reporting of training and phishing campaigns
Why is it important?
- Security is a layered approach and the human layer is the weakest link
- Social Engineering attacks have overtaken malware as the preferred method of compromising data by cybercriminals
- Confident employees empowered through training and established security protocols are less likely to make mistakes that allow a data breach
- Prevent downtime and lost revenue by adopting a proactive approach to security training phishing campaigns
- Ability to launch and manage campaigns to multiple sites
The value of customized training.
- On-going training program is consistent and effective, rather than a one-time lesson
- Training is continuously updated and expanded to match the current cyber threat landscape
- Simulations allow employees to practice safe online behavior and help reinforce the training and improve effectiveness
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Customized program designed for your users covering:
1. Phishing and Social Engineering
2. Access, Passwords, and Connections
3. Device Security
4. Physical Security
What is included in the Teach Before the Breach (TBTB) program
and why is it important?
GoodSuite’s layered approach to security recognizes that the human layer is the most vulnerable link. Cybercriminals have shifted their tactics, with social engineering attacks now surpassing malware as the preferred method for compromising data. However, companies can reduce this risk by empowering their employees through comprehensive training and implementing robust security protocols.
Confident employees who are well-versed in security best practices are less prone to making mistakes that could lead to a data breach, and in the current landscape, this is the most powerful tool, as it allows companies to diminish the power of social engineering tactics.
Human error is one of the biggest causes of data breaches, however, this vulnerability can be transformed into strength with proper education.
The Teach Before the Breach (TBTB) program includes comprehensive training and information that employees can use to better understand the risks of insufficient cyber security.
What Should You Teach Your Employees?
When training employees on the importance of cybersecurity measures to prevent data breaches and other cyberattacks, it is crucial to cover a comprehensive array of topics to properly prepare users.
An extensive security training program for employees should cover the following topics and more to effectively inform your workforce:
Password Management
Teaches employees about the importance of strong passwords that are not reused across various accounts
Safe Browsing Practices
Educates employees on the risks associated with visiting suspicious websites, clicking on unknown links, or downloading files from untrusted sources
Phishing Awareness
Trains employees on how to identify phishing attacks using the SLAM method and through the presence of red flags such as requests for sensitive information, and urgent or threatening language.
Data Handling and Protection
Instructs employees on the proper way to use data, such as classification of sensitive information and adherence to data protection regulations
Mobile Device Security
Educates employees on best practices for securing mobile devices to protect sensitive information
Incident Reporting
Teaches employees the importance of immediately reporting any security incidents
Remote Work Security
Provides guidance on securing remote work environments through the use of virtual private networks (VPNs) and secure Wi-Fi networks
Ongoing Awareness and Updates
Promotes security awareness by regularly updating employees on emerging threats, new security measures, and best practices
How can you measure the success of the Teach Before the Breach program?
To fully understand the impact of GoodSuite’s TBTB program, it’s important to gauge its success through the following metrics. GoodSuite simplifies these measurements of success through the Employee Secure Score (ESS), which assesses your personal security strength. This system assigns scores based on items such as your profile, completed training, weekly micro-training videos, simulated phishing tests, and more. Certain missteps decrease your score, while successes boost your score.
A fun and interactive element of ESS is the Leaderboard, which serves as a friendly and productive competition between employees. The Leaderboard allows you to see the ranking of your coworkers based on their Employee Secure Scores, encouraging staff to work towards reaching the top spot and increasing their score. Using this system allows you to tangibly see how employees have improved in their cybersecurity practices over time and lets you understand the results of the training program.
What is ESS?
Think of your Employee Secure Score (ESS) similar to a FICO credit score, but instead of measuring your credit worthiness, your ESS is measuring your personal security strength!
What improves your ESS?
Improve your ESS by setting up your user profile, completing annual training, acknowledging company policies and procedures, and by watching your weekly micro training videos and doing well on the subsequent quizzes!
What decreases your ESS?
Your ESS is negatively impacted when you fail a simulated phishing test, your company email is identified in a dark web breach, you do poorly on a weekly microtraining quiz, or you fail to complete any of the items listed in the "What Improves Your ESS" section.
What is the Leaderboard?
The Leaderboard is a friendly competition with your co-workers! Engage in some friendly competition withyour co-workers by facing off for the topspot on the leaderboard! Who will have the highest ESS in your company and win bragging rights as the cybersecurity champion?
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Frequently Asked Questions About
The Teach Before The Breach (TBTB) Program
Teach Before the Breach (TBTB) program is a service provided by GoodSuite that aims to educate individuals and organizations about cybersecurity best practices to prevent data breaches.
Cybersecurity education is essential because it helps individuals and organizations understand the threats they face in the digital world and how to protect themselves. It empowers them to make informed decisions to prevent data breaches.
Teach Before the Breach (TBTB) program is beneficial for individuals, businesses, non-profit organizations, and any entity that uses digital technology. It’s designed to help anyone interested in enhancing their cybersecurity knowledge.
Yes, the Teach Before the Breach (TBTB) program is designed to cater to individuals with varying levels of cybersecurity knowledge, including beginners. It provides foundational information and gradually builds on it.