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How does your team respond to a cyber threat under real pressure?
If their only training was a structured compliance slideshow, the answer might scare you. To truly prepare your staff, they need to actually get involved in incident response in a fail-safe environment.
Join Cyber Rescue Alliance and special guest ☀️ Amy Stokes-Waters CEO of The Cyber Escape Room Co. ® for an exclusive webinar this March 25th where we explore the future of interactive cyber training. From immersive SOC rooms to AI voice scam simulations, discover how to build experiences that actually make your security lessons stick.
Transcript
Transcript
Transcript
Welcome to your corporate cybersecurity training featuring 6 comprehensive PowerPoint presentations, are thoroughly experienced middle-aged speaker and of course adequate tea and biscuit facility. No, no, no, no, no, no. That’s not how cyber training has to be. That’s why your people are not retaining anything. But truly, a structured slideshow with clear compliance messaging is putting them to sleep. Look. And that’s why we built this immersive training carriage is full of screens, sound design, and it’s worth 6 teams can compete together not to listen to someone talk about incident response, but to actually get involved in incident response. Well, that’s all very theatrical, but traditional methods have proven track records of people forgetting everything the minute that they leave the room. These are our AI issued phone booths. In them you can call our AI trainer Sarah. She will talk you through how a vishing scam works and then you can practice responding to one. In real life. In my day, we didn’t have all this interactivity. What’s the point in? The reason we do this is so you can practice under pressure. My pin number and zip code. Yeah of course you can let me just get my card. The sock are immersive room where your staff can experience the stresses of pressure of a real life incident in a fail safe environment. Well, there might be some merit in hands on learning, but certainly a key note address Ward. So we’ve also got a cybersecurity veteran who’s also a stand up comedian and a Scouser, but I guess those two things at that different either. Veteran. I’ll have you know I’m quite capable of writing my own ****** jokes, thank you very much. See. Als zij sard Securities. The ball and you shouldn’t have to put up with it, but it should be there in the back and you should be savvy enough to go. Yeah, it seems a bit 50. People don’t learn from PowerPoints, they learn from experiences, and we build those experiences. Maybe it’s time to take a different approach.
