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  • Integrity360 launches Managed Security Awareness Service to tackle human risk in cyber threats.
  • Service offers realistic phishing simulations and multi-language content for employee engagement.
  • Aims to create a security-first culture and ensure regulatory compliance like NIS2 and DORA.

Integrity360 has announced the launch of its Managed Security Awareness Service to address the rising human risk in cyber security for businesses in Ireland.

This initiative aims to combat the significant increase in breaches caused by phishing, social engineering, and AI-driven scams. By providing continuous, scenario-driven education and training, the service is designed to empower employees to act as defenders, equipping them with the necessary skills to prevent and react to cyber incidents effectively.

Comprehensive training with multi-language support

The new service offers tailored, realistic phishing scenarios and engaging training modules delivered in multiple languages. This approach is intended to bolster cyber resilience and foster a security-oriented culture within organisations. By promoting employee engagement in cyber security practices, it encourages viewing security responsibilities as integral to everyday work.

Relevant for diverse sectors

The Managed Security Awareness Service is tailored for a broad range of people-centric industries

The Managed Security Awareness Service is tailored for a broad range of people-centric industries, including banking, financial services, retail, manufacturing, legal, professional services, government, healthcare, education, and hospitality. It aids in ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements such as NIS2 and DORA, while providing continuous reporting on cyber security trends and risks.

Empowering organisational security

Brian Martin, Director of Product Management at Integrity360, emphasised the importance of ongoing cyber security awareness: “It’s crucial that cyber security awareness training isn’t something that’s done just once a year – it needs to be carried out and tested on an ongoing basis, particularly given the pace at which cyber threats are rising. Testing and training content must be fresh and pertinent to the latest threats, especially in the age of AI-powered phishing and deepfakes.”

Martin further highlighted the role of the service in empowering organisations: “We are rolling out this service to help organisations to empower their people to play an active role in protecting their operations. This service will also relieve the burden on time-poor security teams, providing additional expertise and enabling businesses to get the most out of their tools. It is not just about training – it’s about changing mindsets and behaviours and building a culture of security.”

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