CYBER AWARENESS MONTH
Transforming your cyber culture: Here's everything you need to get started
Elevate cyber awareness, drive secure behaviours that last and transform your cyber culture with our newly launched prevent and protect toolkit.
Invest in your people and resilience will follow
While humans are often targeted as the entry point for cyber attacks, they also hold the key to security resilience. It is therefore essential to focus on empowering individuals through training and development rather than subjecting them to blame.
Investing in your people can transform a vulnerability into a powerful first line of defence. At the heart of this transformation is the creation of a positive and proactive cyber culture.
By nurturing an environment where cyber security is viewed as a shared responsibility and an integral aspect of your organisation’s ethos, you can dramatically influence security behaviours and reduce your overall cyber risk.


Why culture is important
When cyber security becomes ingrained in the organisational culture, secure behaviours become second nature, and the risk of breaches drops significantly.
Cyber culture refers to the collective attitudes, behaviours, and values of an organisation's members regarding cyber security. It is the foundation upon which secure behaviours are built, ensuring that every individual within the organisation understands the importance of cyber security and naturally incorporates best practices into their daily routines.
A strong cyber culture shifts the individual’s mindset from viewing cyber security as “just an IT issue” to recognising it as a shared responsibility across the entire organisation.
Download our prevent and protect toolkit
Fill out the form below and get instant access to a number of assets including:
Our in-depth whitepaper designed to guide you through transforming your cyber culture
A 'how to' guide to help you build awareness and drive secure behaviours that last
An actionable checklist to ensure you get the absolute most out of your cyber awareness initiatives
An infographic pack containing six posters to elevate awareness organisation-wide


Threats continue to rise
Cyber criminals often target individual employees because human vulnerabilities are perceived as easier to exploit than technological defences. Unlike systems that follow set rules and protocols, human behaviour is varied and unpredictable, making it ideal for exploitation.
Cyber attackers understand that even the most advanced security systems can be bypassed if they’re able to trick a person into granting access or revealing sensitive information. This insidious approach preys on the human traits of trust, curiosity, and a desire to be helpful, making it more cost effective for the attackers and increasing their likelihood of “success".
Our transforming cyber culture whitepaper - here's what's included
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Executive summary
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The rising cyber security threat
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The human element in cyber security
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Current organisational approaches to cyber security
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The need for continuous cyber-SAT
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Transforming cyber culture
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Practical steps for cultural change
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The impact of a transformed cyber culture
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The future of cyber security
Join the thousands of organisations transforming their cyber culture and boosting resilience with Boxphish
Phishing simulations
Send ready-made templates—or create your own—to employees in a matter of minutes and track the results within our reporting suite.
Should an employee accidentally click on a simulated phishing attack, we offer educational landing pages that contain top tips on how to spot the next one. For organisations looking to benchmark their susceptibility, we also offer the option of a 404-error page, so employees do not know they have been ‘phished’.
Through working closely with a leading email security partner who secure over two million endpoints globally, we gain real-time insight into phishing trends. This enables us to keep our library up to date and educating on the latest threats.
Training content
Enrol your employees onto automated learning journeys that deliver regular video-based training that is simple to understand and easy to digest. A short quiz follows every 3 to 5-minute training video prompting employees to put into practice what they have learnt; proven to maximise information retention.
Our training content is NCSC Assured and follows best-practice cyber advice released by the National Cyber Security Centre.
Our training modules cover the full breadth of cyber awareness topics including, but not limited to, ‘how to spot phishing’, ‘malware’ and ‘staying safe online’, through to ‘social engineering’, ‘GDPR’ and ‘data privacy’.

Dark web scanning
Usernames and passwords leaked by 3rd party applications are a classic method used by criminals to gain access to organisational systems. Whether it’s through direct logins to cloud providers or internet accessible RDP services, there are numerous ways attackers have found to use leaked credentials to cause damage to organisations. Even when 2FA has been deployed, simply presenting valid credentials to legacy protocols and APIs frequently result in successful remote access or data theft.
Gain access to a leading platform that constantly monitors and inspects information originating from data breaches across the internet, looking for credentials that could be associated with your organisation.
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