Is cyber security too boring? How can we make it fun?

Is cyber security too boring? How can we make it fun?

November 6, 2019

Vicki Gavin, Security, Privacy and Resilience - Advisor / Thought Leader and Thom Langford, Founder, TL(2) discuss the art of making cyber security awareness training more entertaining.

The roundtable was filmed during our Security Leaders' Video Roundtable filmed at R3: Resilience, Response & Recovery Summit in September 2019. The interviewer is Anna Delaney, Editor at teiss.

Anna Delaney

Anna Delaney is the Editor in Chief of the teiss cyber security website. She has previously worked for BBC, Levant TV, Resonance FM and ITV.

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