We're back.

After a long break, Coffee and Cyber Security is back.

And why not start with the same guest as we ended last season with?

I invited our product owner and phishing expert Benjamin Pomerleau in for a chat.

We talked about what you need to consider before running your first phishing simulation.

Basically we come across 3 things:

1. What your goals should be
2. What you need from leadership
3. How to communicate with your end users

We hope you enjoy.

And if you are curious on how to run phishing simulations, then feel free to check out our website. We can help.

https://www.cyberpilot.io/phishing-training

Microsoft Defender is a hidden gem of features if you use Office365.

A lot of companies don't really use it even though it's a part of there plan with Microsoft.

Today we dive into how you can use it to get better security when it comes to handling phishing emails.

It:

• Simplifies the phishing reporting for end users
• Make it easier for IT admins to get a good overview and take action
• Makes people better at spotting phishing

All big wins. So why not get started?

Fredrik Nielsen who is partner in CyberPilot joins the podcast.

He talks about why you should do Security Awareness Training.

He comes across:

• Why Security Awareness training shouldn't just be for compliance
• Why culture and behavioral change should be the goal
• Why you should care about your employees when doing training
• 3 principles to implement in your training
• Why you might need to accept that not all employees act perfectly

Listen along and click subscribe if you like what you here.

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You can always write us, if you have any feedback. We would love to hear from you.

Write me, your host, right here: abt@cyberpilot.dk