KnowBe4 has released new research indicating that while 86% of employees believe they can confidently identify phishing emails, nearly half have fallen for scams. The study, which surveyed professionals across the UK, USA, Germany, France, Netherlands, and South Africa, reveals a growing gap between confidence and competence in identifying cyber threats. Notably, South Africa leads
KnowBe4 has released a new white paper that provides data-driven evidence on the effectiveness of security awareness training (SAT) in reducing data breaches. Over 17,500 data breaches from the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse database were analysed along with KnowBe4’s extensive customer data to quantify the impact of SAT on organisational cybersecurity. This research provides an in-depth
KnowBe4 has released its AI-Driven Scams and Fraudulent CVs: The Increased Risk to HR Operations in the UK report. The survey report delves into the specific cybersecurity challenges of 1,001 Human Resources (HR) professionals based in the UK. The research evaluated Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven fraud, gaps in cybersecurity awareness and the level of collaboration between HR
KnowBe4 has announced a new suite of AI-native security agents designed to automate and enhance human risk management, called AIDA. KnowBe4 states that AIDA is a suite of agents that enhances the approach to human risk management by leveraging multiple AI technologies to create personalised, adaptive and highly effective training for all end users that actually
KnowBe4 has announced the release of its new 2024 Holiday Resource Kit, designed to strengthen users’ cyber defences during the festive season. This year’s kit builds on the success of previous versions, offering a selection of new and improved resources to address the latest holiday-related cyberthreats. The comprehensive toolkit provides useful insights into holiday-specific scams,
KnowBe4 has announced the release of a complimentary cybersecurity module aimed at enhancing organisational safety during the hiring and onboarding process. This initiative comes on the heels of KnowBe4’s recent experience in preventing a sophisticated infiltration attempt by a North Korean hacker during the hiring process. Unlike many organisations that have unknowingly hired nation-state IT
During the recent Leeds Digital Festival, KnowBe4 and aql hosted the inaugural CyberSecure Leeds: Human Risk & Connectivity Summit. The event, which took place at aql’s Salem Chapel HQ in Leeds, was tailored for business professionals and government officials to learn and develop resilient defence strategies when it comes to phishing, social engineering, ransomware and AI-powered
KnowBe4 has announced it has issued a warning regarding a North Korean fake employee hiring scam, which the organisation recently experienced and successfully mitigated. KnowBe4 recently released publicly information about how a North Korean “fake employee” was accidentally hired and detected. The fake employee was detected very quickly after they started to access the laptop that was
KnowBe4 has announced its latest release of the KnowBe4 Children’s Interactive Cybersecurity Activity Kit. In an increasingly digital world, cybersecurity education for children is more crucial than ever. This kit, aimed at students under the age of 16, provides essential tools and resources to help keep children safe online and is available at no-charge. The
KnowBe4 has released its latest report, Cyber Attacks On Infrastructure: The New Geopolitical Weapon, which examines the growing threat of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and provides insight into safeguarding against these potentially devastating attacks. In recent years, cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure have surged globally, posing significant risks to national security and economic stability. Unlike other
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