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Cybersecurity Training: Why it is Important

Jul 9

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Recent news about Ticketmaster's data security incident serves as an important reminder of the widespread need for cybersecurity training for every employee. According to reports, an unauthorized third party accessed sensitive information, including names, contact details, and encrypted payment card data, from a cloud database between April and May.


This incident underscores several key points:


  • Vigilance: Cyber criminals often exploit human vulnerabilities through phishing emails and social engineering tactics. With proper training, employees can recognize suspicious activities and avoid inadvertently disclosing sensitive information.


  • Protection and Compliance: The protection of customer data isn't just a responsibility—it's a legal obligation. Cybersecurity training ensures employees understand data protection regulations and best practices, reducing the risk of non-compliance and potential fines.


  • Detection: Quick detection of security incidents is crucial. Ticketmaster's response highlights the importance of promptly identifying breaches and cooperating with law enforcement to mitigate further damage.


  • Cyber-Aware Culture: Training fosters a culture where every employee prioritizes cybersecurity. When each team member understands their role in safeguarding sensitive information, the entire organization becomes more resilient against cyber threats.


Do you need to update your cybersecurity training? We would love to help you design it and build a cyber-aware culture at your workplace.



For more information about the Ticketmaster incident read the CBC article.


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