No single technology solution will address today’s most urgent security woes. Instead, companies must ensure that they’re not just investing in technology, but also nurturing a security-conscious workplace culture.

A new concept has developed:  a “human firewall.”

This human firewall has three main components:

1. employee education,
2. minimizing human error, and
3. getting ahead of new threats.

The main objective of a human firewall is to raise the awareness of end users or employees to such an extent that they become a solid line of defence against attempts to compromise an organisation.  Building a human firewall is more than just providing one-off security training, and it’s more than telling users what’s bad and giving them boundaries.  A human firewall seeks to stop humans from being the weak point in organisational security, by upgrading users to think securely.

Elmore partners with a leading cyber security firm that provides an enterprise grade protection for an unlimited number of users, through a gamified approach to user learning, multi-language, utilizing the very latest in intelligent software which treats each employees security posture individually.