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Behavioural science enhances effectiveness of security training platforms
Behavioural science enhances security awareness training effectiveness by focusing on real-world decision-making and personalised learning strategies
Ticker Clicks: SAT Explained 3) Behavioural science enhances security awareness training effectiveness by focusing on real-world decision-making and personalised learning strategies.
– Understanding human decision-making under pressure is vital for effective behaviour change.
– Integrating behavioural science into training enhances security awareness and reduces cyber risk.
This episode of Ticker Clicks explores the importance of behavioural science and how platforms that integrate these principles outperform traditional training methods. Security decisions are often made instinctively amidst personal and professional pressures rather than reflecting on past training sessions.
Behavioural science enhances training effectiveness through methods like nudging and personalised content, focusing on real-world application rather than theoretical knowledge. Training that resonates with users, customised based on roles and specific threats, leads to better engagement and practical outcomes.
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Embedding secure habits into daily routines is essential for long-term change. Platforms that feature gamification and progress monitoring leverage motivation and competition to reinforce secure behaviours, making them integral to users’ everyday activities.
Consider asking your provider how their training incorporates these behavioural strategies. If their approach is knowledge-based rather than behavioural, it may be time to reassess your options.
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Improvement districts transforming cities: lessons from London
Improvement districts drive change in global cities, with London sharing insights on investment and governance for Australian counterparts
Improvement districts drive change in global cities, with London sharing insights on investment and governance for Australian counterparts.
– Cities are adopting improvement districts to enhance urban living and attract investment through collaboration.
– Tyrrell emphasised London’s success with improvement districts and highlighted potential benefits for Australian cities in this model.
Cities worldwide are increasingly adopting improvement districts as a strategy to enhance urban living and stimulate investment. These districts involve collaboration between business owners and local authorities, aimed at collectively improving areas by focusing on sustainability, community engagement, and infrastructure development.
Opportunity London CEO Jace Tyrrell recently discussed the significance of improvement districts during an event. He highlighted London’s success in employing this model, fostering both investment and community transformation.
Tyrrell noted that Australia represents a crucial market for London, contributing approximately 10% of capital investment. He outlined opportunities for collaboration, specifically emphasising the strong historical economic ties between the two nations.
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Addressing property price guide failures in Victoria
Property price guides failing buyers: REIV’s Jacob Caine discusses reforms and plans for improved transparency in real estate
Property price guides failing buyers: REIV’s Jacob Caine discusses reforms and plans for improved transparency in real estate
In this episode of The Property Playbook, Tim Graham interviewed Jacob Caine, Interim CEO of the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV), to discuss the ongoing issue of underquoting in the Australian property market. Despite reforms introduced in 2017, concerns and dissatisfaction from the public remain prevalent. Caine shed light on the root causes of consumer mistrust and outlined the REIV’s initiatives aimed at enhancing price guide transparency.
Together, they examined the reasons behind the persistence of underquoting and its extent within the industry. They also evaluated the successes and shortcomings of the 2017 legislation. The conversation highlighted the importance of data transparency in alleviating confusion for both buyers and real estate agents.
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Diversify investment strategies for stronger portfolio performance
Diversification is key for property investors, says Nuestar’s Michael Wilkins in latest podcast episode
Exploring why smart diversification is key for property investors, especially industrial, boosts yields and lowers risk.
Is comfort the enemy of profit? On this episode of The Property Playbook, Tim Graham speaks with Michael Wilkins, Managing Director of Nuestar, about the pitfalls of sticking to a single asset type. He highlights the importance of smart diversification, particularly through industrial property, to increase yields and reduce risk.Investors are encouraged to explore options beyond residential properties. This includes townhouses, house and land packages, and industrial assets to achieve better income outcomes.
Understanding the fundamentals of industrial investing is crucial. Key aspects include strategic location and reliable tenants, which often cover most expenses associated with the property.
Financing plays a significant role in property investment. Typical loan-to-value ratios (LVRs) range from 70% to 80%, with opportunities for higher leverage depending on individual circumstances. Tenancy-based lending is also worth exploring for investors.
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