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GUEST RESEARCH: KnowBe4, the provider of the world’s largest security awareness training and simulated phishing platform, hasannounced its 2022 cybersecurity predictions from its team of industry experts.  

GUEST RESEARCH: KnowBe4, the provider of the world’s largest security awareness training and simulated phishing platform, hasannounced its 2022 cybersecurity predictions from its team of industry experts.  

Global security awareness training and simulated phishing platform provider KnowBe4 has appointed Kai Roer as chief research officer.

There has been a significant rise in phishing email attacks related to HR topics, particularly regarding new policies that would affect all employees throughout organisations, according to global security awareness training and simulated phishing platform provider KnowBe4.

A new survey carried out by the research operation of security vendor KnowBe4 has found that nearly a quarter of employees are unsure whether the information they are working with is confidential or not.

MEGA UPDATED: More than FIFTY top IT companies in Australia have provided IT industry commentary on Australia’s 2021 Federal Budget, focusing on the digital economy, cyber security, business and more.

The likelihood of ransomware having impacted upon Eastern Health's ability to perform some surgeries has attracted some commentary from KnowBe4, which bills itself as "the world's first and largest New-school security awareness training and simulated phishing platform" that helps organisation manage the ongoing problem of social engineering.

Do Industry executives think our lives will improve? Or will it be Groundhog Year?

In advance of National Cyber Security Awareness Month in the US, held every year in October, KnowBe4 is offering a free social media safety course in what is also an obvious attempt to promote the fact it provides security awareness training and a simulated phishing platform.

A new type of email phishing scam has been discovered which warns people that they’ve come into contact with a friend/colleague/family member who has been infected with the coronavirus, according to one global security firm.