Your company’s biggest cyber security vulnerability has nothing to do with your network or your equipment — it’s your own employees.

No, we’re not talking about a member of your team purposefully doing something malicious to undermine your IT security. But employees don’t always show up knowing how to defend your business from outside cyber attacks. Your team is your business’s last line of defense, and yet many people don’t have the cyber security skills they need. From phishing scams to social engineering to web browsing, employees need to be trained on cyber security best practices to protect your company.

Cybersecurity has become one of the primary concerns for modern-day businesses - and for good reason. By the end of 2019, it’s expected that cybercrime will cost companies over $2 trillion annually in data breaches, downtime, and loss of mission-critical systems. It’s no wonder why organizations are investing more of their time and resources into securing their digital assets.

Today’s businesses are continuously looking for ways to remain agile as they’re confronted with an ever-changing digital landscape. With technology changing constantly, it’s become a necessity that businesses regularly audit their systems and equipment to ensure they still maintain the same level of efficiency they had in the past.