By combining security awareness training with workforce development, organizations can not only create a more resilient workforce, but also develop information security practitioners from within, EMA said.
“Organizations looking to revolutionize and build their security culture would do well to adopt a solution like Infosec Institute,” it said.
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Is your company a prime target for cyberattacks? Here's what MSPs need to know. @BarracudaMSP #cyberattacks… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
A huge round of applause 👏 to our 2022 top ten managed service providers from around the world as named on the Chan… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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.@dsm_IT is now the third acquisition by @thrivenetworks in Florida in the last six months. dlvr.it/SSmxQn https://t.co/cswaMztP6o
