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ISF: Managing Human risk in times of uncertainty

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Date and Time 27th October 2020
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For millennia, attackers have been using methods of psychological manipulation to coerce humans into making errors. Attack techniques have evolved in the digital age, increasing in sophistication, speed and scale. Understanding what triggers human error will help organisations make a step-change in their approach to information security.

Catch up on a recent insightful discussion between Steve Durbin, Chief Executive, ISF, Daniel Norman, Senior Solutions Analyst, ISF, and Sebastian Tischer, Regional Director, ISF Europe on how to understand and manage psychological vulnerabilities by adopting technology and controls that are designed with human behaviour in mind.

This insightful session is designed to provide you with actionable insights on how to adopt this new approach called human-centred security.

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