Matthew Ingersole
CIO at Surf Life Saving NSW
We're using Apollo Secure to allow our Surf Clubs to evaluate their cybersecurity readiness and implement practical measures to enhance the protection of IT assets.
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Human Risk Management
Help staff recognise current threats, practise safer behaviour and reduce people-related security risk.
The outcome
Bring awareness, realistic practice and breach signals into a measurable program for reducing human risk.
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Staff Awareness Training
Deliver practical security awareness training and maintain clear completion records for staff and leaders.
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Phishing Simulator
Run realistic, authorised phishing exercises that help staff recognise common techniques and learn safely from mistakes.
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Dark Web Monitoring
Monitor whether staff credentials have appeared in known data breaches and prompt practical follow-up when exposure is identified.
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Questions about Human Risk Management
Practical answers to common questions about managing this responsibility well.
What makes security awareness training effective?
Effective training is relevant to the person's role, concise enough to complete, reinforced throughout the year and connected to current threats and organisational procedures. Completion alone should not be the only measure.
How often should staff receive cyber security training?
Provide training during onboarding and at regular intervals, with additional learning after incidents, policy changes, emerging threats or simulation results. Short, timely reinforcement is usually more useful than one annual session alone.
How should an organisation measure security awareness?
Combine completion data with simulation outcomes, reporting behaviour, repeated-risk patterns and incident trends. The aim is to identify where support is needed and whether behaviour is improving.
How should human cyber risk be managed without blaming staff?
Treat behaviour as part of a wider system. Combine usable processes, timely learning, safe simulations, reporting culture and technical safeguards, then improve the conditions that make mistakes more likely.
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