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Align your security program with company strategy
Align your security awareness program with company strategy for effective human risk management, says Jacqueline Jayne in latest episode
Ticker Clicks: SAT Explained 2) Align your security awareness program with company strategy for effective human risk management.
– Security awareness programmes must align with business strategy to effectively enhance security and meet goals.
– Tailored training addressing unique organisational risks is essential for developing secure behaviours and improving response times.
If your security awareness programme lacks alignment with your business strategy, it may fail to meet its objectives. In this episode of Ticker Clicks, Jacqueline Jayne addresses the realities of Security Awareness Training platforms. Awareness programmes often function solely as compliance requirements or are generic copies. For effectiveness, these programmes must reflect the unique aspects of the organisation.
To achieve this, it is essential to understand the business priorities and communicate in terms that resonate with the workforce. Identify where human decisions introduce risk and customise the training to address these areas.
Risk Assessment
Moreover, measurement should focus on relevant indicators, moving beyond phishing click rates to assess secure behaviours and response times. This approach provides a clearer picture of risk reduction and its impact on the business.
A security awareness programme should not exist in isolation; it must integrate with the broader organisational framework, enhancing existing values and goals. Collaboration with risk, compliance, and operations teams will ensure the programme meets actual business needs.
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Boxing promoter aims to inspire young Australians
Ricky Colosimo aims to transform Australian boxing through mentorship and integrity with Wanderer Promotions
Ricky Colosimo aims to transform Australian boxing through mentorship and integrity with Wanderer Promotions.
– Ricky Colosimo founded Wanderer Promotions to mentor young boxers and promote the sport’s positive impacts.
– His initiative aims to transform Australian boxing by showcasing fighters’ stories and enhancing public perception.
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AI’s impact on how parents choose schools
AI revolutionises parents’ school search, offering personalised responses instead of traditional search engine results
AI revolutionises parents’ school search, offering personalised responses instead of traditional search engine results.
– Parents are using AI tools like ChatGPT to find schools that meet specific criteria.
– Schools must enhance online presence and content for better visibility in AI search results.
AI is transforming how parents find suitable schools. In this episode of Beyond Education, Ticker’s Ahron Young and Enquiry Tracker‘s Greg Campitelli are joined by Enrolment Catalyst’s Rick Newberry to discuss how parents are increasingly using AI tools like ChatGPT for targeted inquiries, seeking schools that meet specific criteria such as arts or academics. These AI systems provide comprehensive answers rather than simple lists of links, thereby reshaping the admissions landscape.
School leaders must recognise the potential of AI in enhancing digital visibility. Unlike traditional SEO, AI aggregates information from multiple sources to offer parents tailored content. It is critical for schools to ensure their online presence is robust, as outdated or vague information can hinder their discoverability in AI-generated responses.
Content Strategy
Schools should conduct audits of their websites, focusing on clear and engaging content. Implementing structured FAQs and maintaining up-to-date reviews can enhance visibility in AI search results. Blogging about school features, values, and community engagement is also essential to foster a compelling narrative in the increasingly competitive educational landscape.
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Homebuyers and investors find new value in build now, pay later
New financial product allows deferred construction payments until project completion, aimed at homebuyers and investors
New financial product allows deferred construction payments until project completion, aimed at homebuyers and investors.
– Tim Graham discusses a new deferred payment product for home construction with industry experts on The Property Playbook.
– The product offers financial flexibility for homebuyers and investors, addressing common challenges they face.
In today’s episode of The Property Playbook, Tim Graham explores a new financial product alongside Josh Cunningham from Hermitage Building Group and Josh Morse from HomePay. This product allows clients to defer construction payments until the home is completed.
The HomePay product offers a deferred payment structure that differs from standard construction loans. It aims to provide financial flexibility for both homebuyers and investors.
The podcast discusses the significance of this payment deferral model, with Cunningham explaining how it benefits clients and influences their experiences.
Product Advantages
The conversation also touches on the advantages this product offers, addressing common issues faced by buyers and investors. Cunningham mentions that Kingsbridge Homes is one of the few builders approved for this initiative, enhancing client experience.
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