Our security awareness advocate Kai Roer recently did an interview with Cybercrime Magazine. Kai discusses the history of CLTRe (now KnowBe4 Research) and his background on security culture, the new research arm KnowBe4 Research, and the findings of the Security Culture Survey 2020.
The 2020 “Security Culture Survey”, is comprised of data collected from 120,050 employees in 1,107 organizations across 24 countries. A total of 17 industry sectors were examined in detail.
Security culture varies across industries. In the industry comparison report, you’ll note that all industries were compared according to their security culture scores and across each of the seven dimensions (Attitudes, Behaviors, Cognition, Communication, Compliance, Norms and Responsibilities) of security culture.
Check out the full interview here:
You can download the 2020 “Security Culture Survey” by KnowBe4 Research to help better define and improve security culture within your organization. You should be on the lookout for more research from our new branch in the future.
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