Cyber security

Cyber Security Training In 2022: An Up-To-Date Guide

team@cloudshare.com

Apr 27, 2022 - 2 min read

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019, cybercrime has increased by over 600%. Due to this ever-growing threat, up-to-date, effective cyber security training is increasingly important for the safety of every business (and individual) online.

Failing to properly train staff and users is extremely risky, as human error is the cause of around 95% of all breaches companies have fallen victim to. Making sure that everyone has been effectively educated can make all of the difference between suffering another cyber attack and catching it just in time.

In its latest eBook, CloudShare outlines the most up-to-date and effective cyber security training techniques and best practices for 2022.

5 Ways To Improve Cyber Security Training Experiences

We’ve narrowed down the 5 most important areas to focus on when assessing the success of your cyber security training program:

1. Using Cyber Ranges for Corporate Training
2. Developing Courses and Certifications
3. Perfecting the Role of the Instructor
4. Educating Beyond Your Product
5. Helping Clients Build a Cybersecurity Culture

We took a deep dive into each of these methods to explain exactly how to execute each one, and implement them into your training program.

Choose The Best Cyber Security Training Solution

If you choose the right cyber security training platform, you can save money, time, and resources, as well as give your users a truly hands-on and engaging training experience. In the end, you will dramatically improve your training processes, and ensure a much more complete security education.

Download our eBook, CYBER SECURITY TRAINING IN 2022, to see exactly what questions to ask yourself and your company about your cyber security training processes in order to make the most out of your time, money, and resources.

To learn more about how to assess and improve your cyber security training platform, get in contact with the CloudShare team today.