
Security accomplices instead of culprits: the human factor in cyber incidents
Ransomware needs people, not PDFs: How CISOs and teams act wisely under pressure – with responsibility, leadership and psychological safety
Topic
Education and trainingAwareness / Phishing / FraudTrend topic
When & Where
Details
Format:
Lecture
Language:
German
Session description
When ransomware strikes, it's not a PDF that counts, but personality: people who think for themselves, act – and take responsibility. We're not talking about awareness. We're talking about behavior under pressure.
How do you identify and activate security accomplices who can help you when technology fails? How do you lead in a crisis without dominating and enable listening when there's "no time for that"? How do you enable error tolerance without becoming negligent, thus making psychological safety the strongest defense?
qSkills crisis management expert Axel Allerkamp puts an end to theoretical reflections and shows what really matters for a CISO and why no playbook is better than people who know what they're doing.
How do you identify and activate security accomplices who can help you when technology fails? How do you lead in a crisis without dominating and enable listening when there's "no time for that"? How do you enable error tolerance without becoming negligent, thus making psychological safety the strongest defense?
qSkills crisis management expert Axel Allerkamp puts an end to theoretical reflections and shows what really matters for a CISO and why no playbook is better than people who know what they're doing.
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