JOSHUA CRUMBAUGH

In a recent episode of the "Phishing for Answers" podcast, PhishFirewall's CEO, Joshua Crumbaugh, sat down with cybersecurity expert Pieter VanIperen of Own Company to discuss how understanding human behavior is key to reducing human error in cybersecurity. They explored how leveraging behavioral science, role-based training, and positive reinforcement can transform employees from potential risks into strong defenders against cyber threats. By focusing on gamification, AI-driven insights, and just-in-time training, they highlighted how organizations can build a human-centric cybersecurity culture that reduces errors and enhances overall security. PhishFirewall's innovative approach makes cybersecurity training engaging and effective, turning human error into an organization's greatest defense.

In a recent episode of the "Phishing for Answers" podcast, PhishFirewall's CEO, Joshua Crumbaugh, and cybersecurity expert Norman Kromberg discuss how human-centric approaches can significantly reduce human error in cybersecurity. They explore the power of role-based training, the effectiveness of micro-training through short videos, and the importance of positive reinforcement. By focusing on engaging and tailored training methods, organizations can transform their employees from potential risks into their strongest defense against cyber threats. PhishFirewall leads the way with innovative micro-training solutions that make cybersecurity both accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

🚀 New Blog Post: I had an insightful conversation with Jess Vachon, CISO of PRA Group, about revolutionizing cybersecurity through role-based training and automation. Discover how micro-learning and AI awareness are critical in today’s threat landscape, and how solutions like PhishFirewall can shield your business from sophisticated cyber attacks. 👉 Watch the full episode to learn how to fortify your defenses and empower your team!