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CRI Weekly Newsletter: Secure Storage & Sharing
October 2026
The final week of the campaign focuses on protecting sensitive information through secure storage and data-sharing practices....
The final week of the campaign focuses on protecting sensitive information through secure storage and data-sharing practices....
The third week focuses on phishing awareness and the growing challenge of AI-generated scams. As phishing messages become more sophisticated and difficult to detect, organizations must shift from relying...
AI has changed the math on cybercrime. Our playbook hasn’t caught up. This October marks the 23rd year of Cybersecurity Awareness Month. What began in the United States as a national campaign has...
Week two highlights the critical role software updates play in protecting organizations from cyber threats. While strong passwords secure the front door, outdated software can leave vulnerabilities exposed...
The first week of Cybersecurity Awareness Month focuses on strengthening one of the most important cyber readiness habits: using strong passwords and enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA). Employees...
Measuring cyber readiness requires looking beyond traditional metrics such as training completion rates and policy acknowledgments. Instead, leaders should focus on observable behaviors that demonstrate...
Building a cyber-ready culture requires more than training employees on what to do. It requires guiding them through three...
The newsletter outlines a practical, behavior-based approach to Cybersecurity Awareness Month by encouraging organizations to focus on one security habit at a time rather than overwhelming employees with...
Cybersecurity Awareness Month should be used as an opportunity to drive lasting behavior change rather than simply fulfill annual compliance requirements. It emphasizes that organizational resilience is...
Lasting cyber resilience comes from designing workplace environments where secure behaviors are easy, routine, and aligned with organizational goals. Fear-based security messaging is often ineffective...